Fisher Investments' Senior Vice President of Research, Aaron Anderson, reviews why it’s important for long-term investors to remain disciplined amid market volatility. According to Aaron, stocks are inherently volatile in the short term, but in the long-term, can provide ample growth opportunities. Conversely, he discusses how bonds are often less volatile in the short term, but generally have less growth potential over time.

Aaron also explains why the degree of volatility seen in recent years shouldn't worry investors. While he acknowledges that periods like the 2022 bear market can feel uncomfortable, market drawdowns and ensuing rebounds—such as in 2023—are standard features of equity markets.

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