A "buy the dip" strategy involves purchasing assets after a temporary price decline, betting on a rebound. Investors use this approach during bull markets or for fundamentally strong stocks, targeting short-term gains or lower entry costs. It benefits active traders, long-term investors, and those with cash reserves, though it requires risk tolerance and market timing.
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