I’ve put together a 5-step process that I use to raise capital in a volatile market.

The ISM data will likely remain volatile over the weeks and months ahead as the virus – and state responses – impact the ability of companies to operate.

A lot of potential volatility on the horizon, and I wouldn't feel comfortable holding that long term. 

I'm personally looking forward to connecting with those who are looking to expand their portfolios and stay ahead of the increasingly parabolic volatility curve derived by the stock market!  

Volatility is interesting to trade and there are plenty “rebound” stocks of if you are a long term investor.

So while there will be volatility for sure, I dont think you can bet long term against the people who literally own the country.

You can always BRRRR it out later and do it again.I wouldn't store it anywhere volatile like a stock or commodity. 

While we service both Pittsburgh and Philly, Philly seems to be a little more of a volatile market and also higher investment prices. 

So, maybe rates could drop another 50 bps, but with so much uncertainty and volatility right now, no one really knows.If you're ready to act, act.

The volatility?