The analysis begins by noting a significant S&P 500 decline of nearly 2.5% in 80 minutes, marking the worst November start since 2008, indicating a prevailing bearish market sentiment. The discussion transitions to strategies for profiting from market downturns, including the use of put options. An example trade for SPY involved buying two put options at an average price of $4.94, which later rose to a mid-price of $20.75, yielding a 54.16% return. A student achieved over 207.07% return on a SPY put option, turning a $1,980 cost into a $6,080 market value. For Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), currently priced at $206.02, having dropped $17.53 or 7.84% in a single day, a continued decline into the $100 range, specifically the $190s or $180s, is anticipated before reaching a favorable buy level. The forward Price-to-Earnings (PE FWD) for AMD is 60.61, still high compared to a typical modern tech stock benchmark of 30. Meta Platforms (META) is identified as a strong buy at its current $589.15 price, with analyst target prices around $862.63 and a fair value of $850. The forward PE for META is 20.02, below the benchmark of 30, suggesting undervaluation. Historically, Meta has shown average returns of 75% within 12 months following a 'steep decline' (defined as a 30% drop in 30 days). Expected median returns after a drop indicate a recovery of 21.3% in 3 months, 55.2% in 6 months, and 74.5% in 12 months. Bitcoin (BTCUSDT) is also highlighted, with a displayed price of $87,172.69, and a key support level at $74,423.88, with a long-term target of $500,000. Google (GOOGL), currently at $289.45 with a forward PE of 27.24, is considered a fundamentally strong buy, similar to Meta's current position.