The stock market is going down because people are worried about jobs and money. The Arora Report thinks it's a good time to sell some stocks and be careful with your money. They also think the Japanese yen is making the stock market go down. Some big companies like Amazon and Apple are not doing as well as people thought. The Arora Report suggests having some money saved up in case the stock market keeps going down. Read from source...

- The article does not provide any evidence or reasoning for its claims.
- The article uses vague and misleading terms like "momo gurus", "prudent investors", "momo crowd", "smart money", etc. without defining them or explaining how they relate to the stock market performance.
- The article cherry-picks data and events to support its bearish outlook, while ignoring other relevant factors that could contradict its claims, such as the strength of the economy, corporate earnings, consumer sentiment, etc.
- The article makes unfounded assumptions and predictions about the future behavior of investors, the stock market, and the economy, without providing any reliable sources or methodology to back them up.
- The article uses emotional language and appeals to fear and greed, such as "it is important to protect yourself", "prudent investors should raise cash and hedges", "will the momo crowd continue to follow momo gurus who are consistently wrong and risk more capital by continuing to aggressively buy stocks?", etc. to persuade readers to follow its advice.
- The article is based on the author's personal opinion and experience, and does not disclose any relevant conflicts of interest or qualifications that could affect its credibility.

- Slowly raise cash and hedges, especially for AI and tech stocks
- Tech stocks and ETFs are oversold and could bounce
- Weak jobs report increases stagflation risk