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Investors Need To Build Resilience

The New Indian Express Tadepalligudem

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June 16, 2025

Most of us want some certainty in our planning.

- PV SUBRAMANYAM

We want to know that this decision will turn out right, or that they will be able to achieve this or that goal. The best investing happens when you, in fact, acknowledge that you can't be certain, find a way to be okay with that, and invest. If you plan for a 30-year retirement from age 65 to 95 years, but live till age 114, how prepared can you be? Even worse, imagine how much more can happen if you are currently 35 years old and trying to make financial decisions that can impact the rest of your life.

Planning is knowing that the market will be wavy, will have a high standard deviation and the following questions are so relevant!

Do you want to get married? Have a kid?

Do you want to buy a home? What will interest rates be in 5 years?

Will your company go IPO?

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