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Over the past two years, the market surged over 20% annually, fueling optimism for 2025. Many expected tax cuts and deregulation under Trump, but instead, the year began with tariffs, raising concerns about inflation and slowing growth.

This shift triggered a sharp 10% market drop, one of the fastest corrections in history. Previously, high valuations kept many investors on the sidelines, but after this pullback, new opportunities have emerged. While uncertainty remains, I believe tax cuts and deregulation in the latter half of 2025 will drive a strong recovery.

For long-term investors, this dip presents a chance to buy quality stocks at a discount. I expect VOO and QQQ to finish the year 15% higher and see a strong upside in Amazon ($AMZN). While another 3-5% drop is possible, market timing rarely works, staying invested is often the best strategy.

Markets move fast, and fear-driven selloffs tend to be short-lived. History shows that those who hold through volatility come out ahead.

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