Typically, markets don't like uncertainty - stock prices can be more volatile during periods of heightened uncertainty。This is what we saw in the outbreak in the United States.。

Here are some things that need your attention:

• Volatility affects your investments and tends to ebb and flow。If you're new to investing, remember that stocks go up and down。While not absolute, history suggests that intensified market turmoil will eventually subside。
• You can diversify your holdings。Some investors try to reduce the impact of volatility on their portfolios by diversifying their assets, i.e. "don't put all your eggs in one basket."。"
• Keep your foresight。It's important to understand your goals, time horizon and risk tolerance so you can make informed decisions。While market declines can be stressful, history shows that long-term investors do better to stay the course。

All investments involve risk and are subject to loss of principal。Diversification of assets does not ensure profits or prevent losses in the event of a market downturn。Past performance does not guarantee future results。