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Don’t panic, but be cautious

ften in markets events happen suddenly, such as the global market collapse last year in February as the world started to fully understand the impact of what was then just called the coronavirus. Other times events happen quickly but the signs were there to see; and then at times they seem to happen in slow motion.

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