Volatility tax is a term that describes the concept that investors may effectively incur a "tax" on their returns due to the impact of market volatility on their investment outcomes. While it is not an official tax, it refers to the idea that increased market fluctuations can harm long-term investment performance, particularly for those who frequently buy and sell assets. The idea stems from the behavior of asset prices and the effects of timing the market.
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