If Russia invades the Ukraine (non political)
Posted: January 29th, 2022, 10:47 am
In the same way a number of us are trying to disentangle the Brexit effects from the hopefully one-off Covid effect on the UK economy and the consequent implications to personal investment strategies, I was wondering whether Fools have a view the extent that the current market 'correction' also factors in the possibility of a Russian invasion of Ukraine. Of course the nature of the invasion can be manifold as well as the nature of retaliatory actions by the West. Bottom line - how the markets would react to an invasion - especially if it appeared to become a drawn out confrontation in terms of the geo-political implications.
Personally, I am thinking of selling a small element (5%/7%) of my portfolio that maybe more vulnerable to a high downside risk in the event of Russian military action and holding tight elsewhere. As it happens, my 2 grandchildren have been left some money in a will and I have been asked to 'invest' as appropriate within existing SIPPs. I have almost come to the conclusion that I should await to see how the Ukrainian situation plays out before investing.
T7
Personally, I am thinking of selling a small element (5%/7%) of my portfolio that maybe more vulnerable to a high downside risk in the event of Russian military action and holding tight elsewhere. As it happens, my 2 grandchildren have been left some money in a will and I have been asked to 'invest' as appropriate within existing SIPPs. I have almost come to the conclusion that I should await to see how the Ukrainian situation plays out before investing.
T7