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Senators unveil bill to claw back power over tariffs amid Trump trade wars
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Wealthy investors know to buy on the dip.
Of course that's assumming that there will be a quick recovery. If this bullshit sends us into a depression, they may have outsmarted themselves.
Buying the dip does not mean to purchase stock anytime number goes down. It means buy when you think something other than market forces are affecting a stock that you believe will make a quick recovery.
We are not in dip territory, we are in recession territory. An old saying is don't try and catch a falling knife. It's better to let it hit the floor before picking it back up, and we're still a ways from hitting the floor.
Valid.
The S&P 500 is still up year-over-year. There's a lot of pain on the way as responses and consequences roll out; this isn't bottoming out in a week.
This is the part of the rollercoaster where the ascent finishes and gravity takes over. Of course the long term metrics don’t reflect what’s happening yet.