"We are taking a lot of client phone calls, for sure," one financial planner said.
"The most important thing you can do is avoid selling your investments out of panic," says Ramit Sethi.
Investors are bracing for a recession as the risk of a trade war rises, but a top mind at UBS shared why US stocks will furiously rally from here.
Data released on Friday revealed astounding declines in how consumers feel about the economy. That could mean trouble for stocks.
"I am recommending a 12-month emergency fund, which is only the second time in history that I've ever recommended that," said Ramit Sethi.
Stocks surged on Wednesday. Has the sell-off bottomed out?
Pimco cofounder Bill Gross said the market "crash" would affect millennial and Gen Z investors and result in "more conservative attitudes."
As the trade war continues and recession risks rise, how are you dealing with the stock market crash?
Investors often flock to assets such as gold, the dollar and Treasurys in troubled times, but some may be losing their allure amid the market turmoil.
Kelsey Wilson has clients who invest $500,000 or more. He's telling everyone, regardless of their amount invested, not to panic.
Peter Berezin predicted late last year that a trade war would cause a recession. Here's why he sees more pain ahead — and where investors can hide.
"It was my first day as a Street economist at the Bank of Nova Scotia," David Rosenberg says. "It was, in two words or less, pure pandemonium."
Canadian investors have been the biggest foreign buyers of US commercial real estate. Trade barriers and insults from the White House imperil that.
History says US stocks tend to bounce back after big downturns, and a strategist who got cautious before the crash says to expect a relief rally.
FIRE parents are teaching their children about investing, saving, and being their own boss — even before hitting double digits.
Leila Lieberman, 93, retired on a tight budget and lives with a roommate in Manhattan, but she said she still looks forward to getting up each day.
"The best way to keep an expensive stock market up is to help companies continue to look exceptional, and this ain't the way to do it": Ben Inker
Berkshire Hathaway has a $321 billion cash pile, but close followers of Warren Buffett's company say it might hold off on buying into the market rout.
Fear is running high amid the worst stock sell-off in years. It's important for investors not to panic as they watch their portfolios take a hit.
Stocks are melting down across the globe, and US market leadership is in jeopardy. But clients of Goldman Sachs Asset Management aren't panicking.