“Though markets are generally rational, they occasionally do crazy things. Seizing the opportunities then offered does not require great intelligence, a degree in economics, or a familiarity with Wall Street jargon such as alpha and beta. What investors need instead is an ability to both disregard mob fears or enthusiasms, and to focus on a few simple fundamentals. A willingness to look unimaginative for a sustained period – or even to look foolish – is also essential.” - Warren Buffett, one of the world’s best-known investors

The Through Line: During the traditionally quiet final few weeks of summer market participants often find themselves in a relatively slow news cycle. It’s human nature to fill the void by inventing a narrative that skews negative – especially when global stocks have performed so strongly year to date. We highlight a few of the myths fevered minds may conjure up – and offer alternatives to help block the bogeyman before he has a chance to make himself at home.

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