Markets sustained the fastest 10% decline that we've seen in a long time; but corrections are normal. Sometimes markets NEED to have a correction. But as humans, we have to have a reason, and so we leap to conclusions and headlines trumpet "recession." Not necessarily. The reality was that markets were over bought and needed to have a reversion back to the mean. Remember, you cannot have a moving average unless the price trades BOTH above and below the average price over time; that's where the average comes from. And averages are like gravity: When there's too much deviation from the average, from either direction, markets will correct. This is why it's important to watch your allocations, and when markets abound, take profits and reduce exposure to risk; and when markets take a dip, you've got cash on hand to put to work at a lower price point.
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