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the Boring Husband

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2d ago

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Is the growth stock sell off just a temporary correction?

I came across a Finbite Insights piece explaining why growth stocks across sectors are under pressure, not just software. While the macro reasoning is sound, I think it is worth questioning whether this is just a short term correction. When expectations reset, investors may prefer value or defensive names for longer than expected.

Original article here: https://finbiteinsights.substack.com/p/not-just...

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1d ago

Normal market correction. many stocks affected even the consumers staples as seen in the chart is down

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1M45

Edited 2d ago

Juat normal sector rotation.

S&P500 less than 5% from ATH (not even a correction)
Tech sector ~10% from ATH, (normal correction range)
Only MSFT drop ~30% from ATH (market reprice)

Is very normal repricing of tech sectors. Nothing special.

Dont read too much into News when investing.

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