Post #3236 by rayvt on the Mechanical Investing board

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Whatever emotions you are feeling about the market, there are plenty of articles to tell you to panic ... and plenty to tell you to not panic.
However you feel, there are articles confirming your feeling.

These just came to me in the daily "Must Reads" email:

The World Is Calling His Bluff The stock market's initial gains in 2025 have been erased due to fears over President Trump's tariffs, which are harming the U.S. economy. Historical ... Continue Reading https://seekingalpha.com/article/4764830-the-world... Don't Freak Out: Market Panic Is Often Misplaced Despite fears of a trade war, recession and a strong dollar, market panic is often misplaced. Extreme bearish sentiment can signal a market rally. His... Continue Reading https://seekingalpha.com/article/4764900-dont-frea... The U.S. Is Hurtling Toward A Recession One key indicator signaling an imminent recession is the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow forecasting model, which updates in real time as new economic data arriv... Continue Reading https://seekingalpha.com/article/4764800-us-hurtli... Dow Jones Holds Support: Tariffs, Data And U.S. Auto Tariff Exemption (Technical Analysis) US stock markets (Dow Jones, S&P 500) are experiencing volatility due to Trump administration tariffs. A one-month tariff exemption for US automakers ... Continue Reading https://seekingalpha.com/article/4765042-dow-jones...

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