What Makes Investors Mistake Risk for Volatility?

The video tutorial discusses the distinction between volatility and risk in investments, emphasizing that volatility is short-term price fluctuation, while risk involves the potential for permanent loss. It argues that investors should focus on reducing risk rather than volatility. The importance of understanding intrinsic value is highlighted, as it remains stable compared to fluctuating prices. The video also presents contrarian investment strategies, using examples like Dialog Semiconductor and American Express, to illustrate how volatility can present opportunities rather than threats.

What is the difference between volatility and risk as described in the text?

How should investors approach short-term price fluctuations according to the speaker?

What role does fundamental research play in investment decisions?

Can you explain the significance of intrinsic value in relation to price fluctuations?

What examples of stocks were mentioned as opportunities due to volatility?