buy the dip

Regal's Charlie Aitken doesn't bang the table very often these days but he says the recent capitulation in growth stocks is an opportunity.

Stocks that missed earnings expectations last month continue to hit fresh yearly lows. Perhaps buying the dip isn't such a good idea.

Tesla's rebound shows the power of a simple 'buy the dip' strategy on the Magnificent 7 stocks.

Seven Bapcor directors purchased a combined $422,400 worth of shares after a downbeat trading update wiped off nearly 20% of its market cap.

Should investors nibble on a defensive market darling thats tumbled almost 10% in two days?

Stocks that sold off on poor earnings have not only failed to recover but continued to decline.

Picture it, New York City, September 11th, 2001. I don't have to tell you what happened that day - we all probably remember where we were when we heard the news that...

Buying the dips has usually made sense. In the 14 years since the financial crisis, it has generally paid to assume that central banks or the government would ride to...