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Coronavirus Moment, It’s Time for Stock Investment

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Market conditions are currently sluggish due to the impact of the coronavirus or Covid-19. However, the present situation is an opportunity to invest in in-stock instruments. Additionally, coronavirus moment is not only has negative sides, but it also has positive sides.

Coronavirus Moment

Most people usually buy good times at low prices at Coronavirus moment like this. Of course, by continuing to ensure in advance the fundamental conditions of the issuer.

Besides, you can buy shares during declining capital market conditions. Current capital market conditions are worrying, but this depends on how investors’ perspectives make use of these conditions.

According to The Motley Fool, panic selling when stocks tumble and buying back in once they’ve recovered is a recipe for terrible performance.

The current sluggish market conditions are affected by the large number of investors leaving the stock market, but we see this as a good opportunity to enter.

The impact of the spread of the Covid-19 global pandemic affected various aspects of life, including the economy. Concerns about the prospects for global economic growth have even impacted the potential decline in corporate earnings and investment interest.

At the moment it’s the perfect time to enter the exchange.
This condition is a good opportunity for investors to selectively accumulate shares. However, by prioritizing the prudential aspects by first ensuring the issuer’s fundamental feasibility.

Besides, do not look at current market conditions, but long time horizons according to our fund profile.

Meanwhile, we did not enter into the stock market not because of pressure or intervention from anywhere, but on our awareness based on rational business considerations.

It’s time for investors to take control of the capital market. All investors need to work together to become successful investors.

Read more: Short-selling Suspended in Malaysia Amid Coronavirus

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