Uncertainty is high.

If you tune your TV to business news, it’ll be just a few minutes before the next expert guest will remind you of it.

It’s the kind of observation that could make you reluctant to put money into the stock market. Even worse, it might make you sell.

Here’s the unfortunate truth: Uncertainty is always high.

For investors in the stock market, uncertainty is just part of the deal. Fluctuations in that level of uncertainty will fan short-term volatility in prices as the market goes trends higher over time.

Let’s take a closer look with the help of TKer Stock Market Truths Nos. 7 and 8.