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Market & Portfolio Review: 4-22-24

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Is it Time to Buy the Dip?

The only thing that is as certain as death and taxes is stock market corrections during bull markets. In this week’s update, we review the current downward correction in stock prices and gauge whether we think it is time to pull the trigger on some buys or need to be patient and give stocks time to cool off a little more. Lastly, our update will address what we believe is acting resilient during this correction as we look for clues to which areas of the market will act as leaders once the correction ends. 

Key Takeaways

  1. We Like to Embrace Markets at All-Time Highs
  2. Market Correction Making Progress but We Think Be Patient
  3. We Believe Copper and Energy Indicate Economic Strength

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Robert Reaburn

Robert Reaburn

Robert Reaburn is the Executive Vice President and Head of Wealth Management at LifePro Asset Management. He works with financial advisors building diverse financial portfolios that best empower their clients with a lifetime of financial security.

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