PETALING JAYA: Knee-jerk selling over lockdown fears dragged down the FBM KLCI by almost 11 points and pushed 843 stocks into the red, but this did not come as a surprise for many investors. After several rounds of movement control orders (MCO) since last year, the market seems to have learnt to predict and accept, to an extent, the effects of the restrictions on the economy and business activities. Analysts said the stock market weakness should likely be short term in nature and encouraged investors to buy on the dip. The focus remains on stocks related to the recovery play and those that are least affected by the lockdown.