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Pros don\u2019t \u201cape the dip\u201d on gut feel; they predefine their allocation, let rules-based systems do the buying, and use DCA-style flows as part of a disciplined, data-driven execution plan.<\/p>\n
\u201cBuy every dip.\u201d That\u2019s the advice from Strike CEO Jack Mallers. According to Mallers, with quantitative tightening over, and rate cuts and stimulus on the horizon, the great print is coming. The US can\u2019t afford falling asset prices, he argues, which translates into a giant wall of liquidity ready to muscle in and prop prices up. <\/p>\n
While retail has latched onto terms like \u201cbuy the dip\u201d and \u201cdollar-cost averaging\u201d for buying at market lows or making regular purchases, these are really concepts borrowed from the pros like Samar Sen, the senior vice president and head of APAC at Talos, an institutional digital asset trading platform. <\/p>\n
He says that institutional traders have used these terms for decades to manage their entry points into the market and build exposure gradually, while avoiding emotional decision-making in volatile markets.<\/p>\n
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