Fear Returns as HIMS Slides, CBRE Crashes, and SPX Dispersion Spikes

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02-13

Market volatility is no longer isolated. A historic losing streak in HIMS, a rare double-digit collapse in CBRE rivaling crisis-era declines, and a surge in S&P 500 return dispersion to levels last seen during the Global Financial Crisis all point to rising stress beneath the surface.

While this may still resolve constructively, fear has clearly re-entered the equation—and selective risk management now matters more than ever.

1. $Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$

Hims & Hers Health $HIMS has now traded red for 9 consecutive days, its longest losing streak in history 📉📉📉

2. $CBRE Group Inc(CBRE)$

Real Estate Giant CBRE Group $CBRE plunged by more than 12% 📉📉 There have been only 2 periods of time where the stock has fallen more: 1) Covid and 2) The Global Financial Crisis 🤯👀

3. $S&P 500(.SPX)$

S&P 500 Absolute Return Dispersion soars to highest level since the Global Financial Crisis 🚨🤯👀 Probably Fine

4.Fear has returned to the Stock Market 👻😱🫂

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