"[This] is not the dip to buy," Redler said.
"At this particular point, it seems like there will be more downside movement here, versus getting involved for potential upside."
Redler said the S&P 500 will likely move to its 50-day moving average near 1,158. But if other European countries receive downgrades, or if other Wall Street banks get questioned on Capitol Hill, it could move closer to its 200-day moving average near 1,100. REad more
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