HomeTwitter“We looked at 11 bull markets since World War II once they got to the third year — three of those 11 actually died.

“We looked at 11 bull markets since World War II once they got to the third year — three of those 11 actually died.

“We looked at 11 bull markets since World War II once they got to the third year — three of those 11 actually died. In other words, a 20% correction,” @LPL Chief Market Strategist @ryandetrick says. “The ones that didn’t though, gained… only 5.2% for the year." pic.twitter.com/3WkDDAMAt8

— Yahoo Finance (@YahooFinance) March 24, 2022

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