'Periods such as this offer opportunity': Managers to increase market exposure amid long-awaited sell-off
Market reaction to 'correction'
Managers to increase market exposure following long-awaited correction
Managers have welcomed the "healthy" pullback in markets this week, claiming the increase in volatility is not the start of a bear market but an opportunity for investors.
Markets have been dropping since last Friday with the S&P 500 suffering its worst weekly performance in two years last week, falling 3.9%, while the Dow Jones lost 4.1%. The Dow Jones subsequently suffered...
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