“Our mantra to clients for the last six or seven months now has been, shoot them in the back. You don't need to sell them on the way up, you want to sell them on the way down”

Closing Bell · Closing Bell 10/14/26

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What was described

advise clients to short-sell stocks on the way down, especially when the names start rolling over, rather than buying on the way up

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