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Wallstreet want to buy the dip but the bigger question is when as was sourced from Bloomberg.
Yesterday the US president introduced the larger than expected reciprocal tariffs which covered all the major countries facing tariff. Trade war might just been getting started and that's the more reason most Wallstreet thinks the market selloff is not yet over.
Buying the dip is every investors dream but when the dip keeps getting dipper are you that ready to accept the immense pains that follows...?
Tariff fear have made Wallstreet asking on what next ?,buying Europe while selling US or holding China while dumping Gold but whatever the action might be or wherever the market is headed next is more important to manage your emotion and risk before making any investment decision at this point in time.
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