Sentences with phrase «investors bought the dip»

This is a clear sign that while Treasury yields may raise, and volatility spike, the demand for USD credit remains very high and as soon as there are signs of weakness, investors buy the dip.

As in January, April, August and September, investors bought the dip in October, and intense buying wiped out the losses.

Not exact matches

Investors are proving resilient on the heels of last week's global market correction, buying on the dip and pushing U.S. stocks higher for the best two - day gain since Brexit.

The trade group that represents the commodity blamed the fall on a 15 percent dip in investment in gold bars to 254.9 tons, as investors in the U.S., China and Germany held off from buying the yellow metal.

After years of riding the «buy the dip» strategy to success, investors seem to have flipped the switch and are now «selling the rip» — or using periods of strength as an excuse to offload holdings.

The market needs to establish a better pattern, where investors stop selling rallies and go back to buying dips.

Investors tend to dislike stocks that are going down, and Cramer found that the phrase «buy the dips» seems to have lost its spark among stock - pickers.

In the meantime, individual investors have been looking for opportunities to «buy dips,» Innes said.

Investors should buy McDonald's stock on the dip ahead of strong first - quarter sales, Jefferies advised its clients Friday.

Even though Costco's earnings report beat Wall Street's profit and same - store sales estimates, Cramer warned investors not to buy this particular dip because of its Amazon ties.

The recent market volatility saw many investors stay firm in ETF investments and some buy on the dips, says Deborah Fuhr of ETFGI.

Investors might want to buy the dip in stocks ahead of the next earnings season, historical data from Jefferies shows.

Still, some investors appeared to buy into the dip.

«I usually recommend people to buy during dips like these if they were hesitant to enter the market before because you can get in on a discount,» said James Spediacci, who with his brother Julian runs an investment club for virtual currency investors.

We think investors should be buying dips (risk - on) and the rise in interest rates, in our view, is a reflatio...

That said, long - term investors should be buying the short - term dips, with further support found near $ 265.

The worst - case scenario has already been priced into Activision and Take - Two, O'Shea said, encouraging investors to buy the dip.

TrueCar Inc (NASDAQ: TRUE)'s stock has lost more than 10 percent since the start of 2018, but investors shouldn't consider the dip as a buying opportunity, according to JPMorgan.

3 reasons stock - market investors should think it really is different this time Tighter Federal Reserve policy and a $ 1 trillion U.S. budget deficit boost could change the «buy the dip» logicTighter Federal Reserve policy and a $ 1 trillion U.S. budget deficit boost could change the «buy the dip» logic, writes Jeff Reeves.

Why investors should look past the Tesla noise and buy the dip Critical information for the U.S. trading dayOur call of the day says you may not like Elon Musk's abrasive ways, but you should stick to what the company's doing and buy shares.

However, Rosenblatt Securities analyst Alan Gould said this week that investor should be swooping in to buy Netflix stock following its recent dip.

Investors seeking to profit from the trend may want to buy the iShares Commodities Select Strategy (NASDAQ: COMT) exchange - traded fund (ETF), which has been trending up since it dipped to $ 24 a share in January 2016.

This is because analysts see the dip in price as a buying opportunity for investors who missed buying cryptocurrencies at previous lows.

Some investors might be tempted to «buy on the dip here», but they should resist that temptation.

But I won't be making that play myself based simply on a seasonal trend in DIS stock that was highlighted by Brooke Thackray in his book Thackray's 2017 Investor's Guide.Figure 1 — Is latest dip in DIS a buying opportunity?

The coin is very likely hit a panic bottom today and although more sideways action is probably ahead, the short - term dips should be bought by investors, while traders should wait for a confirmed trend change in the volatile environment.

Investors have been conditioned to buy every 3 - 4 % dip in stocks for fear of missing out on the next 8 % spike higher.

That said, long - term investors should already be buying the short - term dips, with further support at $ 68 and resistance at $ 125.

The latest round of data from the State Street Investor Confidence Index [SSICI] appeared to show global institutional investors «buying the dip» following the February correction.

Still, as the client questions above indicate, my read of sentiment is that, for now, more investors are looking to buy the dip rather than to lower risk.

But if the stock market continues its retreat and enters a 10 percent correction phase, as many Wall Street forecasters predict, investors will be looking for return, at least until they get brave enough to start buying the equity dip.

The question remains — how much longer will investors» cash stockpiles continue to prompt quick buying on dips?

Notably, liquidity, compared to short - term liabilities, has increased over the past few years and is at multiyear highs for households and businesses, suggesting that investors have enough cash on the sidelines to buy when the market dips.

That said, some of the majors are still at attractive levels, such as ETC and XRP, and investors cold look for dips to buy those coins in the coming period.

KS > dipped slightly on Friday but trading activity surged after a 50:1 stock split aimed at making it easier for retail investors to buy into the South Korean technology giant.

Currently, we don't have enough evidence to infer that investors are doing anything more here than attempting to prematurely buy a dip in an economy that is turning down.

Thus I would advise potential investors to view dips such as this earnings report as potential buying opportunities for an already undervalued company.

«If the market has a bit of a hissy fit I would argue that investors buy into that dip,» he says.

Still, as the client questions above indicate, my read of sentiment is that, for now, more investors are looking to buy the dip rather than to lower risk.

By purchasing stocks after a dip, investors are essentially buying shares at a discounted sale price.

And I'm definitely not saying that investors should sell (bear market) or buy the dip (bull market).

Investors may be concerned about this dip, but some traders look at this as a buying opportunity.

And the recent dip is giving investors a can't - miss opportunity to buy shares.

Even when a company disappoints investors, a «buy the dip» mentality can mean that any share - price decline will be short - lived.

Big declines happen after momentum has already weakened, which means that there aren't enough investors / traders to «buy the dip».

If an investor buys stock ABC at 4.50 / share and holds the stock while it dips to 4.25 / share, and if the stock did not pay a dividend, then the investor has experienced a negative return on the stock.

Let's take a closer look at Grainger, the risks posed by Amazon, and whether or not the dip could be a buying opportunity for long - term dividend growth investors.

Other investors and traders lose a lot of money during market crashes because they try to buy a dip in price and all they end up accomplishing is being trapped in at higher prices as market prices continue to plunge.

Too many investors «buy the dip» and ignore the deteriorating fundamentals.

Those people insist that the headlines coming out of Europe and other parts of the world are blown out of proportion, and that investors should show some gumption and buy the dip.