The sell-off in stocks has now entered its 5th week with the market paring gains after Ben Bernanke spooked investors with some bearish comments.

Essentially, Bernanke acknowledged a slowdown in the economy, but failed to suggest that the central bank is considering any further stimulus to support growth.

"It's not like the market was expecting a positive comment from him, but not quite this negative, either,” says Stephen Massocca, managing director at Wedbush Morgan in a Reuters interview.

As Bernanke spoke, the stock market reversed course – erasing gains made early in the session and by the close had turned negative.

Sounds pretty bearish – and that may be just the opportunity you’ve been waiting for – at least according to one market pro.

#1 ranked chart analyst and CNBC contributor Jeff deGraaf tells Fast Money in a live interview “I’d be a buyer of weakness.”