Retail investors see FTSE 100 coronavirus sell-off as buying opportunity

Investors sit tight during crisis

David Brenchley
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Almost three-quarters of retail investors believe the FTSE 100's precipitous coronavirus-related fall represents "a strong investment opportunity", with the majority sitting tight during the sell-off and taking no action with their portfolios, according to a survey by ETF provider GraniteShares.

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