As Timothy Ramsey of Goldman Sachs Asset Management noted, "stocks may exhibit more volatility going forward as investors grapple with multiple headwinds, including stickier inflation, supply chain realignment, geopolitical tension, deglobalization and energy insecurity." "Global markets will experience greater volatility in 2024 as the Federal Reserve cuts benchmark interest rates fewer times than many investors are pricing in, strategists at the BlackRock Investment Institute said at a panel discussion on Tuesday (Dec. 5)," Reuters reported. One way to combat the angst caused by market uncertainty is to employ alternative strategies that can help mute volatility.