Welcome to Correction Territory. You're listening to Motley Full Money.

I'm Ricky Mulvey, joined today by Anthony Chavone and the market's feeling pretty bad today,

but how about you? How are you doing? I'm doing just fine. I mean, obviously, there's a lot of volatility,

which I mean, look, 20-23, 20% gain for the market, 24, another 20% plus game for the market.

I think the market kind of came to this year kind of looking for a sell-off. So I think as investors, just have to be patient.

Do this as an opportunity. You know, I think we've been in 21 bear markets or something like

that. I remember not in a bear market yet, but we've been in 21 since, I think, 192828 and we've come out of it every single time. So yeah, I think we'll be fine.

We is the U.S. economy, not us personally. You ever notice that when people say there's

volatility going on, it never means that stocks are going up. It's always that stocks are going down.

We never get fun volatility on the upside. But yeah, the last correction we had was July 31st to October 27,

2023, since 1950. These corrections happen every year or so. This is kind of the cost of

admission for being a stock investor. And we're kind of younger in this investing journey. And

this is actually something I've been kind of rooting for. So some of my favorite companies can go on sale. Are you looking a little bit more closely at your watch

list as we're seeing prices plummet a little bit? Oh, for sure. I mean, there's definitely a lot more

opportunities than there were, you know, just, you know, a month ago. So I think as a younger investor,

the longer term horizon investment horizon you can have, I think that's younger investor, the longer term horizon, investment horizon you can have,

I think that's the better.

All right.

So we're going to do tariff talk throughout as we keep doing shows.

I want to focus on some business earnings, some looks at the consumer.

And we got that this morning from Dollar General, which reported same store sales increasing

a little more than a percent.

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