When a stack segment is initialised, then
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Sign in to submit a reportA usable 8086 stack requires both SS (Stack Segment) and SP (Stack Pointer) to be initialized. SS identifies the stack segment base and SP gives the offset of the current top of stack.

Stack address always think SS:SP pair.
Initializing only SS and assuming SP automatically points to a valid stack top.
Initialize SS and SP coherently before enabling operations that may use the stack.