As the start of the second quarter nears, analysts have begun to classify market woes as either concerns or buying opportunities, but according to this strategist there’s no need to panic.
Periods of intense volatility have been lasting three to four weeks for the past 15 months, and if the second quarter brings volatility such as the global sell-off at the beginning of the year, investors shouldn’t jump the gun, according to Zachary Karabell, head of global strategy at Envestnet.
