Remember last week's so-called crash? Already gone.
The S&P just clawed back 250 points from Friday's bottom—now sitting higher than where it was on November 20th, before everyone panicked. We're talking about $2.1 trillion in market cap materializing in under three trading days.
And get this: the index is now only 2.2% shy of breaking into new territory.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 11-28 13:46
It's the same trap again. Last Friday, they were still shouting about end times, have they forgotten now? 2.1 trillion came back in three days, and I'm still calculating the small fees saved from gas.
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DAOTruant
· 11-26 01:00
Once again, it was a false alarm; retail investors should really learn to stay calm.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 11-26 00:59
It was just another false alarm; the speed of this rebound is truly amazing.
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 11-26 00:52
This rebound speed is really incredible, it only took a week to turn the page.
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UnruggableChad
· 11-26 00:41
It's another one of those "buy when it falls" tricks, and it really works.
Remember last week's so-called crash? Already gone.
The S&P just clawed back 250 points from Friday's bottom—now sitting higher than where it was on November 20th, before everyone panicked. We're talking about $2.1 trillion in market cap materializing in under three trading days.
And get this: the index is now only 2.2% shy of breaking into new territory.