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While most of the reciprocal tariffs have been temporarily paused, some stocks are still down.
Take Goldman Sachs (GS), for example.
As of April 10, 2025, its down 16% for the year.
Its still standing, and stronger than ever.
Financial advisor Evan Drury ofU.S.
Financial Serviceskept it simple: Goldman Sachs has been a great company for the long term, he said.
And when share prices go on sale during a dip, that creates a bargain on a long-term investment.
He pointed out that Goldman Sachs revenue isnt as dependent on the consumer economy as other banks.
Market volatility can cause trading revenue to spike higher.
Goldmans business is set up to be profitable in any throw in of market environment, Frankel said.
And the historical results back this up.
Even so, Goldman came out ahead in other parts of its business.
The markets have been very volatile and as weve seen this week there have been dramatic drops and gains.
In reality, its impossible to know when precisely the dip hits the bottom.
And its also impossible to know how quickly or if it will rebound, she said.
So how should you invest?
Musson recommended dollar-cost averaging.
Continue to invest in regular intervals its the safest way to invest.
No one knows where an individual stock will go over time, Drury said.
Youre far more likely to earn strong returns over your lifetime by investing in indices.
That can include financial sector indexes, if you want more exposure to investment banks like Goldman Sachs.
Strategies are far more impactful than stocks, in the long term, he said.
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