Volatility Is Back in the Stock Market. Here’s the Zen Way to Handle It.

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Not every dip is a buying opportunity. Here's how to think about future stock-market pullbacks.

Buying the dip typically means investors purchasing a security after the price falls sharply, and expecting a quick rebound. When markets do recover, earlier dip buyers will sometimes take profits, ...
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Angel Studio’s ‘Sight’: How ‘faith and believing in Christ’ transformed Dr. Ming Wang

In 1982, Dr. Ming Wang immigrated from China to the United States. He had $50 and a Chinese-English dictionary in his pocket. “I was penniless, (but) I was happy because I was free,” Wang told the ...

Single stock volatility costs spike ahead of earnings season

Traders are getting more wary about individual stocks compared to the market as a whole ahead of the third-quarter earnings ...