Last week, I told you that the market drops when there's no one left to buy (e.g. retail going in)
This week, it happened that the market corrected by 5% ish (or 10% for certain stocks and indexes)
Usually, such a drastic drop would lead to a bounce back the following week
So it is important that an investor stay calm
Sometimes a drastic drop in the market is not the best time to exit.
Cheers,
Eric
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Eric Seto
Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA)
Chartered Investment Manager (CIM)
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