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Everyone on Wall Street now believes in buying the dip. That is exactly why you should worry.

Everyone on Wall Street now believes in buying the dip. That is exactly why you should worry.
MarketWatch Wednesday 24 June 2026, 17:14 UTC By Mark Hulbert 1 min read
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A strategy that feels like free money actually lags the stock market over the long term.

A strategy that feels like free money actually lags the stock market over the long term.
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