Wharton's Jeremy Siegel Stock Sell-Off is Healthy as Cautious Fed Delivers a Reality Check Investors

Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel recently shared his perspective on the current stock market sell-off, calling it a "healthy" correction. According to Siegel, the cautious stance of the Federal Reserve is providing investors with a much-needed "reality check." While market fluctuations can create short-term uncertainty, Siegel suggests that such sell-offs often offer an opportunity for markets to reset and adjust to changing economic conditions, particularly as the Fed remains vigilant on inflation.