Market volatility is up as increasingly skittish investors try to front run potential drawdowns.

This is normal and expected in bull markets.

We see this latest pullback as short-lived given 2 macro forces: Fed rate cuts pack more punch when earnings growth is strong.

Take the latest dip in stride and don’t let this choppy price action scare you. Short, sharp pullbacks are normal in the later stages of bull markets.

We saw the same thing back in 1998 and 1999 long before the bull market’s ultimate peak in March 2000.

Remember, juicy returns come later in up-trending markets as FOMO takes over!

Expect short term dips to keep being bought quickly as the crowd fears losing out more than losses.

And when you couple this with easing Fed policy and a solid earnings picture, the case to buy the dip is only strengthened…with evidence.

We’ll unpack the proof below.

As a bonus, we’ve got a diversified list of 25 top-ranked stocks attracting big money capital.

Disclosure: This recap uses AI to better explore our post here: https://moneyflows.com/blog/fed-rate-cuts-pack-more-punch-when-earnings-growth-is-strong/

Remember none of this is personal advice of any kind. This is for entertainment and informational purposes only.