Uncertainty in the stock market is scary -- and the roller coaster will likely continue. But don't let the market's ups and downs derail a sound investing strategy.
Kiplinger editors are always following market developments. Below, we offer our best analysis and advice to help you stay on track in the coming months.
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Focus on quality, and don't get spooked by the market's wild gyrations.
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What caused the market's change in sentiment -- and how should smart investors react?
Before the market's initial dive, Knight Kiplinger sensed danger in the growing level of corporate debt and warned it could spark a downturn.