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Principles on Market Crisis
When written in Chinese, the word ''crisis'' is composed of two characters (危机) - one represents danger, and the other represents opportunity. - John F. Kennedy (243) Crisis happens when an “unexpected” and “bad” event occurs (244) Risk consequences from a crisis are initially not clear (245) Investors’ panic selling due to crisis could last beyond a few days until “bad” consequences were fully exposed (246) Selling based on emotion is never a good strategy (247) Investment opportunities are often accompanied by a market crisis (248) Strategic asset allocation can reduce “unexpected” crisis impact About 365 Principles of Investing
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