Goldman sees more volatility ahead, but has a market-beating portfolio of stocks to ride it out
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Traders in face masks are seen working on the New York Stock Exchange’s trading floor. The Omicron coronavirus variant is still spreading throughout Manhattan, New York City (USA), December 20, 2021.
Andrew Kelly | Reuters
With fears about the rapid-spreading Covid variant of omicron Covid and the imminent end to ultra-easy monetary policy, volatility is likely to continue rising into 2019.
According to Goldman Sachs, one group of stocks thrives in wild price swings.
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