Subject: Use volatility to your advantage
From: <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2018 11:26:35 -0400 (EDT)

Due to recent events in the financial markets, I wanted to share with you our view that patient investors who focus on their own goals - and not on external forces - are often rewarded over the long haul.

Market volatility isn't necessarily a negative experience. In fact, as uncomfortable as it is, volatility can also be rewarding - if we use it well. It may actually bring opportunities for you as a long-term investor.

Investments have historically yielded positive results to investors who bought when others were fearful, sold when most others were confident because the markets were up, and stood their ground when the situation was unclear. While past performance does not guarantee future results, one defense against short-term fear is long-term confidence.

Rather than reacting to the daily ups and downs of the market, we can look at some effective ways to help decrease the impact of volatility on your portfolio and potentially minimize exposure to any one security, asset class, or industry sector over the long term.

Let's continue to focus on making sure your investment portfolio stays properly balanced relative to your goals and target asset allocation.

If you have any questions or want to take another look at your investment objectives, tolerance for risk, and investment risk, please call the office.

CAR0317-00290

(Lingering Concerns Finally Catch Up to Markets - 10/11/18)
https://saf.wellsfargoadvisors.com/emx/dctm/Research/wfii/wfii_reports/Investment_Strategy/institute_alert101118.pdf

Hope you have a great week,

MAX MAHLER
on behalf of
<STRONG>Prewitt Wealth Management Group<br><br>Edward Prewitt, CFP&reg;<br>Managing Director-Investments<br><br>Max Mahler, MBA, CFP®&reg;<br>Financial Consultant<br><br>Janice Stanesic<br>Financial Consultant</STRONG>
479-521-2200
800/521-5762

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