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For the past few months, Wall Street and the investing community have been reminded that stocks can go down, too.
Following the strongest bounce back from a bear market bottom in history, all three major U.S. indexes are, once again, in correction territory. The 125-year-old Dow Jones Industrial Average and benchmark S&P 500 are lower by more than 10%, while the growth-dependent Nasdaq Composite has entered a bear market (i.e., a decline of at least 20%).
While the velocity of stock market declines can be scary at times, especially for the more-volatile Nasdaq Composite, history has shown time and again that buying high-quality stocks during corrections and bear markets is a smart move. After all, every notable decline in the market throughout history has eventually been put into the back seat by a bull market rally.
The big question is: Which stocks to buy on the dip?
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