Investing company email received today says to not pull money out of investments

First time I’ve received an email from the company managing my small RRSP and there have been other market lows.

I think they’re trying to calm people to keep their money there until it’s too late. Funny thing is, I pulled some already at the end of January because I knew the supply disruptions were coming.

They must be pretty worried to send this email though. Anyone else get one?

Quoted below:

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