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How to Prepare for Market Correction | Three Minutes on Markets & Money 9/9/21

(9/9/21) Markets continue to trade poorly, triggering a money flow buy signal, and a retest of the 20-DMA. This has been the norm for the past few months. Markets may bounce off this today. Next week is the next options expiration, which has historically led to a sell off in stocks. Money flow and MACD signals are ready to trigger, and will lead to a test of the 50-DMA next week. Breadth remains narrow, volume continues to weaken--suggesting a higher level of risk of a correction. Manage your portfolio, set stops, and retain your gains. We're not looking for a major crash, but a healthy correction, providing buying opportunities.

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