Buying the dip sounds simple. The market drops, prices look cheaper, and it feels like an opportunity. But in today’s market – driven by algorithmic trading, options positioning, and institutional ...
Until recently, retail investors could be relied upon to buy any dip in stocks. The Iran war has changed that. Recent data shows day traders have been "selling the rip" instead, indicating nerves.
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