Don't 'buy the dip,' buy strength: Jonathan Hoenig | Fox Business Video

In a recent Fox Business segment, Jonathan Hoenig, a hedge fund manager, advised against the common investment strategy of 'buying the dip.' He emphasizes that investors should instead focus on buying stocks that are demonstrating strength in the market. He believes that this approach is more effective in securing long-term gains rather than trying to catch falling prices.

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Hoenig's strategy highlights a broader trend of looking for companies that are currently outperforming their peers, suggesting a preference for strong fundamentals and momentum rather than value opportunities in declining stocks.

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