The short answer: yes. But let’s add some perspective. You may read a lot about volatility – or how much the market goes up and down – being the “new normal”. Covid surely isn’t helping any. But this “new normal” is simply normal. Volatility has been an integral part of the investing experience since the very beginning. As a perceived risk, it’s one of the reasons stocks have produced, and are expected to produce, higher returns than less volatile assets like bonds and cash. Risk equals reward, as they say. Over the years, we’ve had it better, we’ve had …