New Delhi, March 16 -- When geopolitical tensions dominate headlines, markets often react with sharp volatility. Investors watching their portfolios fall may feel compelled to act immediately. However, according to WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund, reacting emotionally during global crises often leads to poor investment outcomes.

In a report titled "When the World Feels Dangerous: Why Your Portfolio Shouldn't Panic," WhiteOak Capital said geopolitical shocks tend to create temporary sentiment-driven volatility rather than permanently damaging long-term market returns.

As per the brokerage, investors often underestimate how frequently global crises occur and how quickly markets recover afterward. For instance, during the 2022 Russia-Ukraine ...