Digestion Thursday. Is That a Thing?

Traders' Insight • Jul 22, 2021 at 12:53 PM EDT

Buying the dip has been a foolproof strategy for new investors since last year's Covid crisis. But no strategy is truly foolproof.

Buying the dip has been a foolproof strategy for new investors since last year’s Covid crisis. But no strategy is truly foolproof. Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses the market activity around this approach to trading.

Video length 00:08:12

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