Should You Buy This Dip? Market Crash Analysis
In a Nutshell
Markets are crashing amid US-Iran tensions, with IRGC closing the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices spiking, over $500B wiped from US stocks, and NASDAQ hitting lows near 567 since September 2025—expect more weekend selling pressure despite Trump's usual tweet recoveries faltering. Ricky went long but advises beginners to avoid leverage, stay intentional with position sizes, and buy small dips in oversold blue-chips like Microsoft, Meta, and Google for long-term holds (e.g., kids' 18-20 year accounts). For day trades, short if direction aligns or stay in cash; join LPP live trading for beginner guidance.
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Do not worry, it's going to get a lot worse. Ricky with Techbutt Solutions is long on the market. Just wrapped up live trading session with the LPP team, kept it super simple. Markets are selling off with uncertainty into the weekend, where most attacks, fear, and selling pressure occur. Normally on Monday, Trump sends a tweet, markets recover.
This is a rare series of events: selling off aggressively on Friday. NASDAQ at lows of 567, officially one of the lowest points since September 2025. Substantial pullback in past few days. NASDAQ down 1%, red day, not that significant—continuation from yesterday with slight overnight recovery given back.
Over $500 billion wiped from US stock market. BTC below 66K—for how long? Iran blows up another tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. IRGC confirms Strait of Hormuz closed. Iran media says if US-Iran war goal is to open the strait, why start the war if it was already open—calling out US for false headlines or intentions.
Normally hear only from US side, from Trump, who influences the market. Now Iran taking it to social media, sharing their side: if that was your intention, you should have never attacked us. Affecting the market and bond market. Lots of uncertainty, Trump's tweets not working as before, at least right now.
IRGC says Strait of Hormuz closed, any transit faces harsh measures. Three container ships of various nationalities turned back after IRGC Navy warning. Now turning back tankers, so oil prices likely to rise higher, markets could drop more.
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