Is It Time to Buy the S&P 500's 5 Worst-Performing February Stocks?
Broadly speaking, the strategy of stepping into good companies while their stock is temporarily beaten down is a sound one. The market ebbs and flows, taking most stocks with it. In the end, though, the cream rises to the top.
If you're scouring February's biggest large-cap losers looking for a bargain, though, you may not want to be too quick to act. Although many of these names are familiar, their stock price setbacks may not be temporary. Their steep sell-offs alone aren't enough of a reason to buy any of these stocks just yet.
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