Ted Thatcher, a financial advisor with more than a decade in the investment sector, sees a very different picture beneath the S&P 500 Index. He said 82% of the index’s stocks were at least 10% below their own highs, while 60% were down 20%, even as the index itself approached a high. That gap is why he favors Nvidia, Microsoft, and Alphabet over simply buying whichever stocks have fallen the most: A lower price alone doesn’t turn a company into a bargain.
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