Taking advantage of market volatility

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Volatility is a fact of investing in financial markets. But rather than working against it, Bill Pridham, Co-Portfolio Manager at Ellerston Global Investments, says that savvy investors can make volatility work in their favour. For businesses whose earnings are not linked to the economic cycle, market volatility can provide an attractive entry point as the market is sold-off en masse.

Bill shares the example of bandwidth growth; in the years of the GFC, bandwidth growth remained strong, despite the struggles in the broader economy. This allowed companies involved in the sector to continue growing even as markets collapsed. Hear more about how investors can utilize volatility in this short video.

 

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