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The resilience of individual investors may signal something more than just misplaced optimism. 

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You can’t keep everyday investors down for long, at least not in this market.

When markets swooned this spring in the face of tariff turmoil, individual investors 

. They helped propel a rebound in stocks to record levels and even resurrected meme trades.

A New Generation of ‘Buy the Dip’ Investors Is Propping Up the Market

Investors were told to fear the crash and instead learned to love the dip

The resilience of individual investors may signal something more than just misplaced optimism.

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