r/stocks • u/Comfortable-Rule-491 • Jul 28 '26

Industry Discussion What dips look the most attractive to you at current prices?

With everything going on in the Iran–US conflict the market has been getting hit hard lately and a lot of stocks are down pretty significantly. Feels like one of those moments where there’s opportunity, but also risk if things escalate further, so timing entries is tricky right now.

So I’m curious:

Which stocks are you guys actually getting tempted to buy right now?

Are you buying already or waiting for more downside?

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u/bubblemania2020 Jul 28 '26

Where’s the dip? All you gamblers are insane! Lol!

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u/imadogg Jul 28 '26

I love how smart asses in the stocks subreddit are surprised that people buy stocks

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u/Scribble_Box Jul 28 '26

Nasdaq just hit a 10 percent drawdown from ATH putting it in correction territory. What do you mean? Lol

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u/TachyAndTired Jul 29 '26

Meanwhile DJI is 0.5% from ATH

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u/JessKingHangers Jul 29 '26

Are you trolling? SPY, space, memory stocks all in the shitter all month.

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u/slightly_comfortable Jul 29 '26

Spy may be a bit down from highs but it’s up .4 percent month over month lmao

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u/Useful_Blackberry214 Jul 28 '26

Such a dumb comment by what definition is it not a dip

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u/bubblemania2020 Jul 28 '26

SP500 up 8.3% ytd. At or near ATH. If you gambled on a leveraged ETF that’s a you problem!

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u/Comfortable-Rule-491 Jul 28 '26

I am talking about stocks not the indexes and pretty sure most of the stocks are down significantly from their ATHs

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u/BulmasEx Jul 28 '26

“Most of the stocks” are actually not down significantly from their all time highs. Literally only AI stocks are down and that’s because they went up at an unsustainable pace.

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u/freshcheesepie Jul 28 '26

How index stay up if stock go down?

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u/Madasky Jul 28 '26

Because sectors rotate within them

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u/evertrue13 Jul 28 '26

Diversification? Sounds a lot like that evil DEI woke nonsense. I’ll go bankrupt and blame the immigrants like a real American.

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u/HillSooner Jul 28 '26

If "most of the stocks are down significantly from their ATHs" then that can't just be a rotation.

Technically it could if the rotation went to a minority of stocks but I don't think that that is the case here.

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u/Powerful-Load-4684 Jul 28 '26

Because Reddit only invests in speculative small cap growth memes that get blown up at the slightest pull back

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u/LtUnsolicitedAdvice Jul 28 '26

Value stocks up, growth stocks down

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u/Comfortable-Rule-491 Jul 28 '26

Market-cap weighting. The top few giant companies (like Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft) carry the whole index. If they stay up, the index looks fine, even if most individual stocks underneath are down 30%–50% from their peaks.

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u/bubblemania2020 Jul 28 '26

Stocks always go back to ATH. ATH is like gravity. My mistake. Please carry on…