I'm leaning toward "buy the dip," but selectively.

Not every AI or tech stock deserves to recover, but quality companies with strong cash flow, real products, and long-term demand usually come back stronger after market panics.

We've seen this before—in 2020 and 2022. The market often overreacts in the short term, while innovation continues in the background. AI isn't a passing trend anymore; it's becoming core infrastructure across cloud computing, enterprise software, robotics, and autonomous systems.

My strategy is to average into fundamentally strong companies instead of trying to catch the exact bottom. If earnings continue to grow, today's prices could look attractive a few years from now.

Fear creates volatility, but volatility creates opportunity for patient investors. The key is buying quality—not just buying because prices are lower.