Three weeks ago, the FED chairman, Bernarke, made some comments about inflation in the USA. It caused the global stockmarkets to fall by 10% to 20%.
A few days ago, he made some positive comments. The global stockmarket recovered by 2% to 4%.
What are the lessons?
- the stockmarkets are volatile
- a long term investor can ignore the volatility
- the monetary authorities around the world want to have a robust stockmarket
Any conclusion? It is better to invest when the stockmarkets are down?
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