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Everyday investors are buying the dip at near-record levels as tariffs spook Wall Street


Published on 2025-03-27 11:01:13 - Insider
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  • Retail investors have poured $32.9 billion into stocks since the market sell-off accelerated in late February.

The article from Business Insider discusses the recent stock market selloff, particularly focusing on the reactions of retail investors to the declines in stocks like Nvidia (NVDA) and Tesla (TSLA). Despite the downturn, there's a noted trend of retail investors adopting a "buy the dip" strategy, where they purchase stocks at lower prices with the expectation of future gains. This behavior is driven by the belief that the current selloff is a temporary correction rather than a sign of long-term trouble. The piece highlights how retail investors, often influenced by social media and investment forums, are not deterred by the volatility but instead see it as an opportunity to invest in high-growth tech stocks at a discount. However, it also cautions that while this strategy can pay off, it comes with significant risks, especially in an unpredictable market environment.

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[ https://www.businessinsider.com/stock-market-selloff-buy-the-dip-nvda-tsla-retail-investors-2025-3 ]