Stocks Just Had Their Worst Second Day After a Midterm in Nearly a Century
The drop revived Buffett’s long-term guidance, while a 60/40 retiree portfolio would still call for buying stocks, not selling, after the selloff.
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The Stock Market Just Had Its Worst Day in 19 Months. Here's Warren Buffett's Rule for a 65-Year-Old With $800,000 in Retirement Savings.
A retiree with $800,000 watched about $21,000 vanish in a single afternoon, and every instinct says sell. Buffett faced the same panic in 2008, lost more before he won, and left behind a simple test for who should flinch and who shouldn't.
Stocks Just Had Their Worst Second Day After a Midterm in Nearly a Century
The post Stocks Just Had Their Worst Second Day After a Midterm in Nearly a Century appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. Two sessions after Democrats won the November 3 midterm elections, the S&P 500 fell 334.89 points, or 4.36%, to 7,353.73 on November 5, 2026. That was the worst second day after a…
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