Why Stock Market Dips Don’t Bother Me

You may be looking at your portfolio more than usual. Before making any hasty trades, consider this advice from former equity trader, Lauren Simmons.

Consumer prices are quickly rising and whether or not a recession is on the horizon is a growing discussion. In a volatile market, you may wonder if selling your positions is the right strategy if there’s a sudden dip in the market.

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Why Stock Market Dips Don’t Bother Me

[ameliapenelope]

Most often I just hold, but I've been interested in trading ever since I came across articles of people making upto $250, 000 in just months of trading, thanks for the video and pls I'd really love more tips on how to outperform the market.

[amymansfield]

An ex-colleague convinced me into stock trading and investments as profitable alternative sources of income. Unfortunately, I have been down ever since. Next time, I will spend my money on myself first before considering whether I will invest or not.

[MoneyTalkwithMP]

Dips are opportunities for great returns. Love them. Gotta be unfased though!

[davidlongman]

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Many buyers will be forced out of the market because of the hit to affordability from rising interest rates, as CPI numbers show just how quickly prices are rising for U.S. consumers, which came in at 8.5% level. Inflation is not 8.5% as it does not include housing and energy. Let's be conservative and say it is 11%. after researching the history of great assets such as real estate, dividend-paying stocks, gold, oil, and other commodities, I've come to the conclusion that Bitcoin and cryptocurrency is the most excellent assets to invest. Despite the volatility that has ruled the market this year, being a Bitcoin retail trader and implementing strategies and signals from Burwell Coleman i have accumulated 8' BTC($331k) in profits. Even the institutional investors are converting their fiat to bitcoin for those who have been thinking about dipping a toe into the crypto pool, Burwell Coleman is the best to guide you.
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[instinctively_awesome]

Investing in stocks is not like putting your money in a savings account that pays 10% annualy. Returns will fluctuate from year to year, some times dramatically. The 10% return is only an average of some bang up years and some gut wrenching years.

[FinancialShinanigan]

Do you panic when your favorite store is having a sale?
Stock dips are your favorite companies on sale.

[MiniMillionaire]

Hi There - 11 years old and super interested in Finance & Investing - Thanks for the content ! I will try to learn from what you have shared here.

[anhweng]

A short term trader giving long term advice? Contradictory?

[tomasjancovic]

thank god you did not make this video 15 minutes long for this simple answer lmao

[WalkingStreets]

BUY THE DIP & DOLLAR COST AVERAGE (DCA) = LONGTERM WEALTH

[Houseofyards]

Unless you're a hedge fund with the capability of high frequency trading, just DCA index fund.

[RaiderNation]

im tempted to buy though? just 20% of my monthly gross

[blessingslife]

You inspired me to get my portfolio 💼 as a Black Woman!!!

[CaseyBurnsInvesting]

Dollar dips don’t bother the general public.

[vernongomes]

Dips like these are what made investors in previous recessions richer faster. Don’t do anything, except maybe buying more!

[jasonfanclub]

Is she employed at CNBC? There are so many videos of her

[svethanshreddy]

Hi CNBC! I have a small request could you get praveen chelliah on the next episode of millenial money. He is a 24 year old canadian businessman who within three years of his college graduation built three multi million dollar companies. I was very inspired with him and would love to know how he started. In return you could promote his stock market course i am sure he'd love to be on an episode

[TomNook.]

To be only the second African American to work there after 240 years is absolutely crazy

[merridius]

everything is ok America, go back to sleep

[Outcome_Agent]

Most important question: when you gonna do a Ted talk