CNBC’s Jim Cramer explained to investors how to deal with “garden-variety” market pullbacks.
CNBC's Jim Cramer explained to investors how to deal with"garden-variety" market pullbacks and even find buying opportunities.
"There are all sorts of sell-offs, but unless they involve systemic risk — which is increasingly rare, like in 2007, 2009 — they're going to prove to be buying opportunities long term," Cramer said."You just need to recognize what's driving the decline, note the signs that it might be subsiding and then take action to buy, not sell, and never to panic."
Sell-offs from overseas can also create buying opportunities, Cramer said, but warned investors not to start buying hand over fist and to wait to see if there will be a bottom. Cramer also discussed initial public offering-related declines, explaining that if bankers start rolling out many new IPOs and companies sell more shares through secondary offerings, investors could end up in a situation where there's too much supply and not enough demand.
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