📺💡If Growth Stocks Don’t Recover Fast… The S&P Could Be Next Please ❤️like, 🔖bookmark, and 🔁share with fellow growth stock investors In this Short insights video, @1DannyStewart and @dvandenbord share their thoughts on why the recent breakdown in growth stocks could become a much bigger problem for the broader market if leadership fails to recover. * The market has changed dramatically. Earlier this year, the strategy was simply to "ride the wave" in growth stocks. Now, it's about protecting capital as many former leaders have entered severe corrections. * The key lesson is that growth stocks are not meant to be buy-and-hold investments. Successful growth investing requires both a disciplined selling strategy and a disciplined buyback strategy once true leaders stabilize. Even iconic companies like $MSFT spent nearly two decades going nowhere after the dot-com bubble, while $CSCO never fully reclaimed its former leadership despite remaining a great business. * Although $SPX has only experienced a modest pullback, many growth stocks are already down 30–40% or more. That's because growth names typically lead markets both on the way up and on the way down. The next move depends on whether these stocks can find support. If growth leaders stabilize, the market could resume its uptrend. But if they continue to weaken, the selling pressure will likely spread, eventually dragging the broader S&P 500 lower and potentially turning a mild correction into something much larger. * Recent volatility also highlights how different today's market has become. Momentum stocks are experiencing some of their largest swings since the Financial Crisis, with realized volatility vastly exceeding that of the S&P 500. While the index benefits from sector rotation and diversification, individual growth stocks are absorbing the full force of the selling. * The biggest takeaway is the importance of technical discipline. As William O'Neil taught, investors should buy using both fundamentals and technicals, but sell based on technicals alone. Fundamentals often look strongest at market tops, making price action the most reliable signal for managing risk. * Whether this is just another rotation or the beginning of a broader correction will largely depend on one question: Can growth stocks recover, or will their weakness become the catalyst that pulls the entire market lower? * You can find more details about Revere Asset Management in the FAQ section on our website, along with additional insights into our investment process, portfolio structure, and onboarding. ▶️https://t.co/bsEcuyfyFx