Stocks dipped in June, but some think itÂ’s a blip

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks are headed for a correction. No, stocks are rallying. Wait, stocks are down again. Or up. A lot.

For investors, June was one long seesaw ride that began with a deep plunge on the first day of the month. Six days of declines were followed a week of give and take and then four days of gains. The month ended with strong earnings from a consumer bellwether and signs that a European debt crisis could be averted. That led to a 4-day advance in the three major stock indexes.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 480 points, or 4 percent, the last four days of the month and the Standard & Poor's 500 index is on track for its best weekly return for since July …