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Buy the Dip, a common phrase among stock market investors was at its full peak during the trading hours on Monday. The rebound in stock prices witnessed yesterday in the US stock market is being considered to be bigger than what was seen since the bottom hit in the pandemic bear market. Long-term investors keep looking for such intra-day opportunities in the market when stock prices correct big-time. The tech-heavy index Nasdaq 100 was down by about 3 percent intra-day but finished 0.14 percent in the green. Some of the top performers were Moderna, Zscaler, Intel, Fortinet, Splunk, Atlassian, Tesla, Adobe, and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, amongst others. Nasdaq 100 is down by 4.09 percent over the last 5 days and 1.89 percent over the last 1 month. If you are looking to invest in the US market and especially want to take advantage of the intraday movements, buying an exchange-traded fund (ETF) could be the better way out. ETF is a sort of variant of a mutual fund and tracks a specific in...

Steven Gerrard's first trip to Old Trafford as a manager ended in an agonizing defeat, as his impressive Aston Villa side fell 1-0 to Manchester United in the FA Cup 3rd Round.  In the opposite dugout to Gerrard, Ralf Rangnick responded to recent pressure by switching to a 4-2-3-1 formation and bringing Bruno Fernandes back into the team.  The Portuguese star was upstaged by Scott McTominay, though, as the holding midfielder connected with a cross from partner Fred to seal United's victory.  MORE: FA Cup 4th Round draw results A United team without Cristiano Ronaldo held on despite intense pressure from the visitors, who were controversially denied an equalizer by VAR in the second half.  Ollie Watkins and Danny Ings threatened throughout, but it's the Red Devils who go marching on to a 4th Round home tie against Middlesbrough, continuing the search for FA Cup No.13 and the first trophy since 2017.  Manager reaction Ralf Rangnick, speaking to the BBC: "I think w...