Grea article. Must share 😘😘😘//@Shyon:I plan to monitor the market closely and lock in profits if my stocks drop below my support level. By doing this, I can protect myself from further losses in case the selloff continues. Once I’ve sold, I’ll wait for a more favorable entry point when the market stabilizes or when prices drop to a level that makes more sense to buy back in. It’s all about being patient and disciplined. I know it might be tough to resist jumping in during a market dip, but I believe waiting for a good opportunity will pay off in the long run, especially as I prepare for 2024. I’ll also keep an eye on any changes in the economy or Fed policies, as these will likely influence the market’s direction. Staying informed and ready to act will help me make the most of the next opportunity when it comes. How about you

Santa Skips Wall Street: Worst Single Day Selloff Since 2020

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Welcome to Thursday Special![LOL] 📉 Market Blues: December’s Selloff Hits Hard What started as a slow and steady decline in December escalated into a full-blown selloff. The Fed’s decision to lower its rate cut outlook, citing rising inflation risks, sent markets reeling. The S&P 500 dropped 2.95%, its worst single-day fall since March 2020. 😱 Investors are now wondering if the much-anticipated Santa Claus rally will fail the bulls for the second year in a row. r/wallstreetbets - Well someone stole xmas again… 👀 What’s your next move? Cash out and enjoy the holidays? 🎄 Or see this as a golden buying opportunity for 2024? 💰 Describe how you feel about your portfolio today with an emoji, a picture, or just one sentence! 🎭 🎁Prizes Comment Rewards: All valid comments on the following post will receive Tiger Coins, but don’t copy others’ homework hahaha. We strongly recommend selecting the "Also repost" button when posting a comment to receive more rewards.
Santa Skips Wall Street: Worst Single Day Selloff Since 2020

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