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After opening the discussion on tactical investing, Axos SVP Tracy Gallman and Meeder Investments’ CEO Bob Meeder get deeper into the origins of the philosophy, as well as how it can integrate into existing retirement accounts.
A bear market doesn’t mean it’s time to pull your money out of your portfolio. It does, however, mean investors should be more careful about the choices they make while navigating these choppy waters.
It’s a term you may have seen while reading up on financial strategies, particularly those popular during choppy investment times. But if you aren’t fully versed on tactical investing and what it means, you should know it can be an important hedge against the wild ups and downs of a shaky market.