We're bracing for an incredibly volatile week in the stock market, with not only market fluctuations but also the impending Fed decision on the horizon. We're here to equip you with how to identify opportunities on stocks hitting 52-week lows. We will also discuss the past week's market performance, and the potential impact of the Fed's decision on the U.S. economy and your stock portfolio. As the market rebounds, we advise ETF investors to stick to their dollar cost-averaging strategy, avoiding attempts to time the market. For individual stock investors, we'll take a closer look at some beaten-down stocks, including Enphase and Google, dissecting their recent performances and identifying opportunities. Stay tuned as we also discuss market valuations and share valuable tips for investors looking to thrive amidst market fluctuations.
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