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What Bankers Say You Should (and Shouldn’t) Do When Markets Crash
- Observers opine on buying the dip, bargains, and what’s next
- Stocks start to bounce back after three-day global selloff
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On days like Monday’s dramatic selloff, which capped a three-week loss of $6.4 trillion in global wealth, personal finance experts usually have the same advice for wary retail investors:
Take a breath. Don’t overreact. Take a moment to assess your portfolio. And depending on your situation, perhaps it’s time to put some new money in.