Viewpoints: Volatility: The new normal

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FIDELITY VIEWPOINTS ® WEEKLY EDITION: March 12, 2020 Volatility: The new normal A sharp drop in oil prices on top of the spreading coronavirus is likely to mean more market swings in the weeks ahead. Read more MARKET INSIGHTS Reflections on market corrections What history tells us about pullbacks and rebounds and how to navigate the ripple effects. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Is a less-bumpy stock return possible? Learn how one Fidelity analyst builds a stock portfolio designed to drop less during falling markets. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Why own high-quality bonds? They often rise when stocks fall—a reminder that bonds can be a rock in volatile markets. Read more INVESTING IDEAS Guide to diversification Learn how to build a mix of investments that can weather stock market pullbacks and help you achieve your long-term goals. Read more Navigate volatile markets With market volatility rising again, it may be a good time to revisit your investing strategy. Learn more Sign up for Fidelity webinars Looking for investment education and insights? Sign up for online education alerts and explore our current events. Learn more View more: Market Insights >           Investing Ideas >           Retirement >           Personal Finance >           Financial Basics >           Wealth Management >           Active Investor >

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