Feeling Uncertain About the Markets? You’re Not Alone
- Stephanie Trexler
- Jun 17
- 2 min read

If you’ve been watching the news lately, you’ve probably felt a mix of emotions; worry, frustration, maybe even fear. Whether it’s global conflict, political headlines, or economic uncertainty, it’s easy to start questioning what it all means for your investments and long-term goals.
You are not alone in feeling this way. And it’s okay to pause, ask questions, and seek clarity.
Here’s something important to remember: market volatility is not new. Markets have always responded to world events. Sometimes, those reactions are swift and dramatic, and other times, they are more subtle. But history shows us something powerful. Markets recover, and long-term investors are often rewarded for their patience.
So What Should You Do Right Now?
1. Stay focused on your long-term plan
If you have a financial plan in place, it is built to weather ups and downs. It is designed with your values, goals, and timeline in mind. Not the latest headline.
2. Avoid emotional decision-making
It is completely human to want to “do something” when things feel out of control. But trying to time the market or make sudden changes out of fear can do more harm than good. A better approach is to stay consistent and check in with your plan.
3. Revisit your risk tolerance
If the recent news has made you feel more nervous than you expected, that might be a sign to revisit how your investments are structured. A portfolio that reflects your comfort level can help you sleep better at night.
A Calm Perspective Can Be a Financial Superpower
In times of uncertainty, having a financial advisor you trust can make all the difference. Not to predict the market, but to keep you grounded in your goals and focused on what you can control.
At Golden Goose Wealth Planning, I help women take a thoughtful, steady approach to investing. Even when the world feels chaotic. You do not have to ride the emotional rollercoaster. You can move forward with confidence, no matter what the headlines say.
If you’re feeling anxious or unsure, now is a great time to check in. Schedule a call and let’s talk through it. No pressure, just support.
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