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Stocks are falling but should you be a seller or a buyer?

Just when the data drops in the US were telling us that inflation was falling, rates were about to be cut and the Fed had engineered a soft landing, along came a weaker-than-expected jobs report that has led to recession fears. So, should you be afraid?

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