Hear from AMP Chief Investment Officer Anna Shelley and Senior Portfolio Manager Jeronimo Harrison as they discuss the recent share market downturns and what steps they are taking to look after your superannuation options.
Global headlines are all reporting on significant share market declines due to President Trump's unexpectedly high tariffs.
Anna’s strong message is to "hold tight" and "stay-the-course".
Superannuation is for the long-term so it’s important to hold a big picture mindset.
If you're interested in further information, download the portfolio update below by Head of Portfolio Management Stuart Eliot.
Things to keep in mind during turbulent times
Volatility is normal
Share market pullbacks are healthy and normal. Their volatility is the price we pay for the higher returns they provide over the long-term.
Think long-term
It’s very hard to time market moves, so the key is to stick to an appropriate long-term investment strategy.
Dial down market noise
To avoid getting thrown off a long-term strategy, it’s best to dial down the noise around all the negative news flow.
Learn more about super and investments
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The Trump Dump in shares Share markets have fallen further on US President Trump’s worse than expected tariff policies. -
Seven key things for investors to bear in mind Share markets have fallen sharply in recent weeks as uncertainty around US President Trump’s policies have led to renewed concerns about the risk of recession at a time when share market valuations were stretched. -
Weekly market update - 04-04-2025 Global share markets fell again over the last week taking most markets below their mid-March lows in response to Trump’s higher than expected tariffs which in turn have led to increased fears of recession and a hit to profits.
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