It’s hard to get too bearish when nobody is bullish. But it’s hard to get too bullish when the S&P 500 is just 13% off its all-time high.
It’s normal to have conflicting views like this when the market is going down. And it’s normal for your views to ping pong on a daily basis; bearish on down days and hopeful on up days. One of the worst parts about bear markets, aside from just the losing mon…
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