It's been a rough month for most of us traders. As September comes to a close, what should we expect from the coming week of trading?With outflows from the stock market being more than ever and with the indices being severelyovervalued, the fear in the market is undeniable. In addition, Evergrande has yet to cough out their interest payments, and China just threw another blow to cryptocurrency (even though this is not new from them). Investing right now seems to be the last option for the typical risk-averse person. Yet, there will also be opportunists who swing in and buy the dip, without the fear of it dipping further.So what's the right move then? Do we buy when others are fearful, like what most stock gurus preach? Or do we wait for the dust to settle? I'd be extra cautious in today's
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