This is the second-longest stretch without a stock market correction for the S&P 500 since 1945, according to RBC Wealth Management.
It's been more than 1,350 days since we've seen a correction in the S&P 500. A stock market correction is defined as a 10% dip from the index's high.
This is the second-longest stretch without a stock market correction for the S&P 500 since 1945, according to RBC Wealth Management.
It's been more than 1,350 days since we've seen a correction in the S&P 500. A stock market correction is defined as a 10% dip from the index's high.
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