The latest stock market slide triggered a rare metric that has occurred only twice since 1999. Its previous occurrence in 1999 brought an immediate bounce, followed by trouble for equities in subsequent sessions. Stuart Kaiser, head of U.S. equity trading strategy at Citi, said the sell-off does not yet represent a buyable dip. He also described adding exposure to stocks as a risky proposition.
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