How far will the next market drop be? Uncertainty is possibly the only real constant in financial markets. In this PERSPECTIVES Special, we compare and contrast the advantages and challenges of buying an asset when its value dips with those of holding the same asset and hedging it against large losses.

Key takeaways

  • On April 9, one week after President Trump’s “Liberation Day”, investors poured USD31bn into equities, fuelling a rally thereafter. This exemplified the large-scale adoption of a “buy the dip” strategy.
  • We discuss what it takes for a “buy the dip” strategy to be successful.
  • For investors who prefer an “offensive-defensive” strategy, being invested with a hedge is an alternative.

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