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03-28 08:45

Feels like everyone’s suddenly panicking over the “technical correction,” but a ~10% pullback isn’t exactly rare, as pointed out by others too.

Yes, the big names are all down double digits, but that’s also where most of the excess was. To me this looks more like a reset than the start of something structurally worse (at least for now).

Personally I am not rushing to dump positions. If anything, I’m being selective and slowly adding where valuations make more sense. Trying to go all cash and time a deeper drop sounds nice in theory, but it’s easier than done. 

So should we be defensive or buying the dip? 😂

Nasdaq Enters Technical Correction: US Market Turns Bearish?
Compared to its all-time high on October 29, 2025, the Nasdaq has now declined by more than 10%, officially entering a technical correction zone. In addition, all of the Magnificent 7 are currently experiencing double-digit drawdowns. Some market participants believe it’s best to move to cash and wait for a deeper pullback. How do you view the Nasdaq entering a technical correction? Would you reduce your positions at this stage?
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