The S&P 500 Is in Correction Territory: 4 Surefire Stocks to Buy Right Now @themotleyfool #stocks $NEE $^GSPC $GOOGL $JNJ $AZO $GOOG

When Does A Correction Become A Bear Market?

The S&P 500 has dropped by 10% from its most recent high. What are the odds of 20% being next?

The S&P 500 Is in Correction Territory: 4 Surefire Stocks to Buy Right Now @themotleyfool #stocks $NEE $^GSPC $GOOGL $JNJ $AZO $GOOG

It's official! As of the closing bell on March 13, the benchmark S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC), which is comprised of 500 of the most-influential businesses traded on U.S. stock exchanges, had entered correction territory. Since reaching its all-time closing high of 6,144.15 on Feb. 19, it's shed 10.1% of its value, which is just over the arbitrary threshold of a 10% move lower that defines a stock market correction. Whereas upside catalysts have be…

Stocks Showing Improved Relative Strength: S&P Global

A Relative Strength Rating upgrade for S&P Global shows improving technical performance. Will it continue? The post Stocks Showing Improved Relative Strength: S&P Global appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

The S&P 500 recently entered correction territory, but data show that, since 1955, the market has ended up rising one year after each mismatch.

Silent Sell-Off: The 10% Drop Without Panic

The S&P 500’s latest 10% pullback followed historical trends in pace but saw a record-low VIX response. What does this mean for volatility and market sentiment?

Worries about a recession in the US economy and US President Donald Trump's chaotic tariff policy have signed off on a sell-off in US stocks that put the best-known S&P 500 index into correction territory last week. This is a decline of 10 percent or more since the last highs. On Friday, they succeeded...