Aug. 9 at 10:24 PM
THE WORST-PERFORMING S&P 500 STOCKS THIS YEAR:
$BSX -48.3%
$ZTS -42.3%
$FICO -38.4%
$LULU -38.1%
$ROL -37.1%
A stock being down 30–60% doesn’t automatically make it a buy.
But it does create a very interesting question:
Which companies are facing temporary problems — and which ones have genuinely broken fundamentals?
Big drawdowns can create some of the best opportunities when sentiment gets disconnected from long-term business performance.
I’m watching the names where valuation, fundamentals, and future growth could start aligning again.
Which one would you consider buying after this selloff?
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