(Harvest) If you believe the Street’s consensus, market volatility could be sticking around for the remainder of 2016. However, investors don’t have to view this projection as merely a pain point. Once you’ve accepted that volatility is a part of investing, you can uncover opportunities—you just need to know where to look for quality.
We’ve explored how five different investment styles have performed during periods of high and low volatility throughout history: growth, momentum, value, minimum volatility, and quality. In this post, we’ll highlight our findings and explain why the quality style is best suited for volatile market conditions.
