Sometimes, Knives Just Keep Falling
” It refers to buying a stock that’s rapidly declining in price, hoping to pick it up at a bargain before it rebounds. The obvious risk is you grab the knife before it hits the ground and wind up getting cut.

” It refers to buying a stock that’s rapidly declining in price, hoping to pick it up at a bargain before it rebounds. The obvious risk is you grab the knife before it hits the ground and wind up getting cut.
There’s an old expression on Wall Street about trying to “catch a falling knife.” It refers to buying a stock that’s rapidly declining in price, hoping to pick it up at a bargain before it rebounds.
The obvious risk is you grab the knife before it hits the ground and wind up getting cut. But the expression also carries an implicit assumption that I thin…
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