Buy the dip generation
There has been a generational change among investors. Fewer remember calamities such as the dot-com downturn or even the financial crisis.
Instead, the current crop of young investors have known mostly blue skies since they opened their first brokerage accounts. They came of age during a time of superlow interest rates when markets moved only higher over time.
For many Wall Streets pros, this is yet another sign of froth at a time when stocks, especially the biggest tech names, are historically expensive. The meme-stock trades are rekindling memories of the dot-com boom.
But the resilience of individual investors may signal something more than just misplaced optimism. Their willingness to stick with stocks may be more enduring than many veterans realize.
Gunjan Banerji Wall Street Journal 11 August 2025
Retail investors trained into this concept of buying a dip
Buy the dip
My main point: It is the sentiment, stupid
It is not about valuations.



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