🚨 TODAY: Tom Lee says the market is 90–95% through the selloff and he'd be buying now, citing US economic resilience and inflation-adjusted oil prices still below prior peaks. https://t.co/iFQTwA4myW ...

• Iran war enters fourth week with selloff in stocks, bonds and gold• Israel hits Tehran again, while Iran carries out fresh strikes across Gulf• Trump's 48-hour ultimatum to "fully open" the vital Strait of Hormuz expires later todayGet live updates here ⤵️ https://t.co/nkFtyf0dX5 ...

🚨 UPDATE: Crypto market cap erases nearly $500B in less than a week, bringing total losses to $1.7T since October peak as Bitcoin-led selloff accelerates, per Bloomberg. https://t.co/rStxj5zcr9 ...

Almost half a trillion dollars has been wiped off cryptocurrencies in less than a week as a selloff led by Bitcoin accelerated https://t.co/AwzYmXuvqL ...

Market Overview - The tech sector experienced a pullback, but the overall market sentiment doesn't suggest a severe, prolonged downturn [1] - Major averages are showing signs of profit-taking, with the Dow down 92 points, S&P 500 declining by 0.38%, and NASDAQ losing 67 points [1] - Parabolic moves in stocks are viewed with caution as they often precede significant declines [2] Sell-off Analysis - Sell-offs that begin with a rally followed by a reversal are particularly concerning, as early buyers may feel trapped and become unreliable shareholders [3] - These buyers are more susceptible to negative narratives, such as the AI boom collapsing like the dot-com bubble 25 years ago [4] - Sell-offs, like rallies, are a process, and the market will always hear arguments about stocks running too far, too fast [5] Investment Strategy & Psychology - Investors will constantly hear about market overvaluation and the term "bubble," potentially leading to panic selling [5][6] - It's crucial to resist the urge to panic and sell off stocks based on fear and compelling but potentially misleading narratives [6]