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4. S&P 500 has left "pull back" territory, which was between 5% and 10% down. It's now 4.5%

Reply to Steelrolled (Original post)

Mon Jun 8, 2020, 05:30 PM

Jun 2020

below the all-time high

3386 all-time high reached on Feb 19
3232 Monday 6/8/20's close
-4.5%

It is also positive year-to-date for the first time in months (it closed at 3231 on 12/31/19)

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S&P now only 8% down from the peak, up nearly 40% from the bottom [View all] Steelrolled Jun 2020 OP

NASDAQ down less than 2% from the peak FBaggins Jun 2020 #1

Another example of why staying in the market PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2020 #2

Hopefully investors will be able to swallow vastly higher P/E ratios than those before the crisis progree Jun 2020 #3

S&P 500 has left "pull back" territory, which was between 5% and 10% down. It's now 4.5% progree Jun 2020 #4

S&P 500 back in "pullback territory", and also negative again year-to-date progree Jun 2020 #5

NASDAQ briefly hit 10000 and (I think) closed at a record high Steelrolled Jun 2020 #6