I prefer buying when fear creates better valuations rather than chasing markets when everything is green. But I am a rather picky vampire. ๐
A 2โ3% dip? Probably not enough blood for me.
A genuine broad-market correction with fundamentals still intact? Now you have my attention. ๐ฉธ๐
The important part is distinguishing โbuying the dipโ from catching a falling knife. I would rather add gradually to diversified holdings during meaningful corrections than assume every stock that falls is automatically cheap.
Happy Halloween, Tigers! ๐๐ฏ
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