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What Happens When the Market Takes a Downturn?
What Happens When the Market Takes a Downturn?

Learn how Raise Investment navigates market downturns to protect and optimize investor portfolios.

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Written by Jack McCann
Updated over 2 weeks ago

What Happens When the Market Takes a Downturn?

Market downturns are a natural part of investing, and Raise Investment employs strategic measures to help mitigate risk while maintaining long-term growth potential.

Remember, the U.S. economy has recovered from every economic downturn it has ever faced, including 48 recessions. While smart investors know its best to weather the storm, Raise also provides complimentary down-market insurance to all customers to ensure your balance doesn't dip below its initial value. In the unlikely event that the entire U.S. economy permanently collapses, we'll all have bigger problems. That said, here are the steps we've taken to protect investments through natural market dips while simultaneously ensuring you benefit from the market's longterm growth.

How Raise Investment Handles Market Downturns

- Down-Market Protection: Our portfolio includes structured investment products, downside-protected ETFs, and defensive asset allocations to help reduce losses.

- Dynamic Rebalancing: Investments are actively monitored and adjusted to respond to shifting economic conditions and market volatility.

- Long-Term Focus: Instead of reacting impulsively to market fluctuations, Raise Investment emphasizes a disciplined buy-and-hold strategy to ride out downturns and capture long-term growth.

Why It Matters

Investors who panic during downturns often lock in losses. Raise Investment’s structured approach helps protect portfolios, ensuring that investors stay focused on their long-term financial goals.

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