Market sell-off hits hard: Advisors say 'stay the course with an eye on buying'
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Retail investors pulled money from individual stocks during a sharp market sell-off, and more than three-quarters of advisors in a CNBC flash poll recommended that investors either review their allocations against their goals or stay invested. The advisors' consensus leaned toward holding the course while watching for buying opportunities rather than reacting to the downturn. The poll underscores how volatile markets test investor discipline, with advisors favoring goal-based allocation checks over wholesale exits. What to watch next is whether retail outflows from single stocks persist or reverse as buyers step in.
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