Charles Schwab Releases Historical S&P 500 Correction Statistics
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What happened
Charles Schwab released statistics detailing S&P 500 corrections that have occurred since 1974. According to the report, the S&P 500 has experienced 27 unique corrections of 10% or more during that period. Only six of those corrections resulted in a full bear market.
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Why it matters
The statistics provide context on market volatility, noting that while bear markets materialize roughly once every three years since 1929, corrections of 10% or more are far more common. This information relates to the frequency of market pullbacks during bull markets.
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Who's involved
- Charles SchwabReleased historical statistics on S&P 500 corrections
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Charles Schwab
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