Keep Cool, Calm, Don’t Overreact: State Street’s Message to Investors

The transcript discusses the severe stress on global markets due to the overlap of the virus spread and existing market conditions. It highlights the sharp reactions from investors and the potential for market corrections. The advice is to remain calm and not overreact during market dips, as these corrections can be sharp but often bounce back. Additionally, the virus's impact on supply chains and consumer spending raises further concerns.

What factors are contributing to the stress in the markets according to the text?

What is the significance of the overlap of the two situations mentioned in the text?

What potential correction does the speaker foresee in the market?

How does the speaker suggest investors should react to market dips?

What concerns are raised regarding supply chains and consumer spending?