How to manage your money when the stock market drops

In a volatile stock market, when there's a large dip on any given day with wide fluctuations in your portfolio value, many investors may feel compelled to sell. But Simmons cautions that investors should think twice before taking an action that they may come to regret.

Watch the video above to hear sound investment advice from Simmons — and learn how best to respond to a dip in the market.

This mess can be blamed on the Federal Reserve and Chairman Powell

My way of coping is to make more money and spend less!

Yeh grocery prices are double, 401k cut in half. What caused this, Putin,Covid nah it was Biden

Well said!

The recession is already here. We don’t need the media to tell us. Just for the media to look outside and catch up

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Average 19 months is what it takes for any bear market 📉 to reach the neutral level. For most, this historical info will be useful imo, for potential future trade plans.

We don't need tips from the youngest trader in Wall Street. If you're gonna do this, then put up someone who knows what they're doing. Someone with experience.

buy the dip and you will be fine ! hhh

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What inflation, what recession?

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