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24Investing in the Dips: Historical Lessons and Strategies for Today's Market
U.S. stocks have been facing turbulence in recent months, with economic uncertainties, interest rate policies, and geopolitical tensions contributing to volatility. But history has shown time and again that investors who have the courage to buy when the market is falling are often rewarded—provided they have the patience to ride out any further declines and market corrections.
For those wondering whether now is a good time to put money to work in U.S. stocks, it’s essential to look at past downturns and the lessons they provide.
Historical Evidence: How Markets Recover After Crashes
2008 Financial Crisis:
One of the most severe market crashes in modern history, the 2008 financial crisis, saw the S&P 500 plunge nearly 57% from its peak. By March 2009, it had reached rock bottom. However, those who invested during that period and held their positions for a decade (through March 2019) saw the index appreciate by approximately 300%, excluding dividends.
2020 COVID-19 Pandemic Crash:
In early 2020, panic surrounding the global pandemic led to a sudden and severe market downturn, with the S&P 500 dropping 34% between February and March. But the market rebounded faster than many expected, climbing 76% by March 2021, proving once again that those who stayed invested or bought at the bottom were handsomely rewarded.
These examples demonstrate a crucial truth: while short-term losses may be painful, long-term investors who capitalize on market downturns often see substantial gains.
Key Considerations Before Buying the Dip
✅ Conduct a Careful Analysis
Not all market declines present immediate buying opportunities. It’s crucial to analyze the root causes of the decline. Is it a temporary correction driven by investor fear, or does it reflect deeper economic issues? Monitoring inflation trends, Federal Reserve policies, corporate earnings, and macroeconomic indicators can help determine if a recovery is likely.
✅ Maintain a Diversified Portfolio
Investing across multiple sectors and asset classes can help mitigate risks. While some industries may struggle in a downturn, others may remain resilient or even benefit. For instance, during the COVID-19 crash, tech stocks rebounded rapidly, while energy and travel sectors took longer to recover.
✅ Have a Long-Term Perspective
Buying the dip works best for investors who can withstand short-term volatility and remain patient. Timing the exact bottom is nearly impossible, but adopting a dollar-cost averaging strategy—investing fixed amounts at regular intervals—can help smooth out price fluctuations and enhance long-term returns.
Final Thoughts: Is Now the Time to Buy?
While market conditions remain uncertain, history suggests that investors who stay disciplined and take advantage of downturns are often rewarded in the long run. Timing the market perfectly is unrealistic, but focusing on strong fundamentals, maintaining diversification, and investing with a long-term horizon can help mitigate risks and maximize returns.
As Warren Buffett famously said, “Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful.”
Is now the right time to buy? That depends on your risk tolerance and investment strategy, but if history is any guide, those who buy quality stocks during downturns and hold them patiently often come out ahead.
💡 Don’t forget to buy the dip!
$MRVL (+0,31 %)
$ALAB
$SNPS🚀🔥

My price targets for the coming weeks 🫶
Marvel Tech could rise by 50% in the next few weeks.
Elf soon at 11$
Nu Hold. at 8€. Limit order has been placed and should be triggered soon.
69€ (without stock split)
well below 20$.
by the end of 25 at 1000$.
at the end of the war in the UA back to 500€
395$ due to good management
Marvell Technology Q4'25 Earnings Highlights:
🔹 Adj. EPS: $0.60 (Est. $0.59) 🟢
🔹 Revenue: $1.82B (Est. $1.80B) 🟢; UP +27% YoY
Q1'26 Guidance:
🔹 Adj. EPS: $0.56-$0.66 (Est. $0.60) 🟡
🔹 Revenue: $1.875B (Est. $1.87B) 🟡
Q4 Performance:
🔹 GAAP Gross Margin: 50.5%
🔹 Non-GAAP Gross Margin: 60.1%
🔹 Cash Flow from Operations: $514M
Segment Performance:
🔹 Data Center Revenue: UP +78% YoY
🔹 Multi-Market Business: Continued recovery
Strategic & Shareholder Updates:
🔹 AI Custom Silicon Programs have entered volume production
🔹 Multiple new design wins secured, including custom silicon projects
🔹 Stockholder Returns: $933M returned through buybacks & dividends
🔹 Full-Year Operating Cash Flow: Record $1.68B
CEO Matt Murphy's Commentary:
🔸 "We closed FY25 on a high note, delivering record revenue growth, driven by our Data Center and AI custom silicon programs. We expect over 60% YoY revenue growth in Q1 FY26 at the mid-point of guidance and strong full-year momentum."
What are you watching this week?
- Monday: $GTLB (-1,29 %) , $OKTA (-0,39 %) .
- Tuesday: $CRWD (-0,02 %) , $FLTR (-0,98 %) , $ONON , $TGT (+0,1 %) , $SE-ED .
- Wednesday: $MDB (-0,91 %) , $MRVL (+0,31 %) , $VEEV (-0,64 %) , $ZS (-0,41 %) .
- Thursday: $AVGO (-0,77 %) , $COST (+0,22 %) , $HCP , $HPE (+0,37 %) , $27C , $JD. (+3,23 %)

Marvell is slipping...why?
Hi, my watchlist is sounding the alarm because $MRVL (+0,31 %) is currently moving sharply downwards? I can't see the reason yet. Where do you see entry prices? One consideration (for my little pig FOMO^^) would be to take a first tranche at €110. What do you think?
Because of a few intraday percent the watchlist sounds the alarm?^^
Eleven o'clock what now?
I would like to buy a few eleven shares before 3:30 pm.
However, I'm at my financial limit this month as I've moved house, had to buy furniture and large electrical appliances, paid the rent for the old and new apartment, paid the deposit for the new one and haven't received it back for the old one yet, and my wages haven't arrived yet either. I would therefore like to liquidate an existing position instead of using new capital.
Now I've been looking at my portfolio for a few hours and am very undecided and can't find any candidates to sell. Perhaps Marvell is the closest candidate $MRVL (+0,31 %) as they are not profitable, although they used to be (fundamentally weak?) 😏
What do you say, which position could I liquidate?
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Chart technique from the picture book II
Eyes Lips Face
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$ELF (+1,94 %) is for everyeye, lip and face.

Better buy when the share becomes stable.
@Tenbagger2024 😇 had asked me to take a look at the $NU (-1,41 %) to look at the chart. I followed this request on the overcrowded train to Vienna. Unfortunately there was no room to open the laptop, so I used my cell phone ☹️
The drawing is unfortunately a bit inaccurate as the train kept shaking me 🙈 but it certainly looks good for Nu
as a little bonus there is still $MRVL (+0,31 %) on top 😌
Drive if you can, people have almost started fighting for seats 🤯


On my last experience with Deutsche Bahn, I had reserved a seat in advance, which - as it turned out - didn't even exist because the carriage was missing🤓