Citigroup's global head of wealth management, Andy Sieg, has advised clients against the common investment strategy of 'buying the dip' amid extreme market volatility. Despite a recent relief rally following a pause in tariff hikes by former President Donald Trump, Sieg emphasized the importance of caution, stating that while the 'peak shock' may have passed, investors should not chase market fluctuations. He recommended safer investment options, including short-maturity bonds, hedge funds, gold, non-correlated assets, and buffered notes. Additionally, other financial experts, such as Matt Stucky from Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management, echoed the sentiment of maintaining diversification in investment strategies to navigate the current volatile environment.
Citigroup aconseja a sus clientes ricos que no compren la caída en medio de la volatilidad del mercado. Esto es lo que dijo el jefe de riqueza global del banco: https://t.co/MzFa1fq8MJ
CITI’S ANDY SIEG: “DON’T BUY THE DIP” Despite Thursday’s relief rally after Trump paused some tariff hikes, Citi’s Global Wealth head Andy Sieg is urging caution even though “peak shock” might have passed. “Don’t chase this, don’t buy the dip,” he told Bloomberg. Sieg says
Citi is urging rich clients to stay cautious amid extreme market volatility even though “peak shock” might have passed, according to the bank’s global wealth head https://t.co/KzITu1NCvA