Recent market volatility has many investors wondering if now is a good time to alter their investments.
The short answer experts generally advise? It’s rarely actually a good time to make changes to your investment portfolio.
“Most investors who jump in and tweak their portfolios typically do it in response to market conditions and history has shown us this just doesn’t work out in their favor,” says Tony Molina, a CPA and senior product specialist at Wealthfront
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