8 Truths that Make the Case for Remaining Full Invested
With 2022 looking like one of the rockiest rides in years for capital markets, it comes as no surprise that investors may find themselves asking: should I sell?

Whether you are apt to be more cautious when stocks are high or when they are low, we recommend against selling any assets or making changes to your wealth plan based on short-term market conditions.

In the following Pitcairn Perspectives, we share 8 truths to consider that may help you withstand the urge to sell when the future appears uncertain.
Going Back to the Future
A recent Wall Street Journal article noted that the markets generally go up after a mid-term election. But Chief Investment Officer Rick Pitcairn doesn’t think that’s likely to happen this year.

Indeed, he believes that 2022 shares a lot of similarities with 1974, another mid-term election year when rising interest rates, high inflation, and the ongoing effects of the oil crisis, all combined to create a general sense of economic anxiety. 

Still, there are reasons for longer-term optimism. Click below to watch Rick's insights in this month's Market in 5 Charts.