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Not just Elon Musk; retail investors are losing money in Tesla and SpaceX crash. What should you do?

The sharp correction in Tesla and SpaceX has dented retail investors' portfolios, including those of Indians investing in US stocks. Experts say the selloff reflects a broader repricing of AI-linked stocks and advise investors to review portfolio allocation, risk appetite and investment horizon instead of reacting to short-term volatility.

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Not just Elon Musk; retail investors are losing money in Tesla and SpaceX crash. What should you do?
The sharp correction in Tesla and SpaceX has dented retail investors' portfolios, including those of Indians investing in US stocks. Experts say the selloff reflects a broader repricing of AI-linked stocks and advise investors to review portfolio allocation, risk appetite and investment horizon instead of reacting to short-term volatility.
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