The “Buy the Dip” Era Is Breaking Down For nearly 15 years, the playbook was simple. Markets drop. Traders panic for a few hours. Liquidity floods in. Prices rip higher again. The cycle repeated so many times that it became an instinct. A reflex. Almost a law of nature in modern markets. But that reflex was never natural. It was manufactured. Behind the curtain were massive waves of liquidity, policy interventions, and financial engineering that smoothed over volatility and rewarded anyone brave—or reckless—enough to buy every decline. Now those conditions are changing. And when the environment changes, the market’s behavior changes with it. The next round of stock market selloffs may not stop after a single bad day. They may…
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