A bear market is a Wall Street term used to describe a market downturn when a stock index, such as the S&P 500 or the Dow ...

Amid President Donald Trump's tariffs on multiple countries, U.S. stocks dipped low enough to enter what's known as as a ...

As markets continue to plummet in response to incoming tariffs, the S&P Global 500 has started to fall into what appeared to ...

The past few days of market losses have put the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones Industrial Average close to bear market ...

Stocks have approached bear market levels as President Donald Trump's new tariffs have sparked concerns of a recession.

The sell-off pushed the Dow into a correction, the S&P 500 went back into a correction, and the Nasdaq moved from a ...

Bear Market environments may necessitate swapping portfolio assets into dividend, or defensive stock ETFs. SCHD has both.

The S&P 500 bear market is the second-fastest drop in history, behind only the March 2020 pandemic crash, data from Michael ...

The S&P 500's recent 20% drawdown raises uncertainty about a bear market versus a buy-the-dip opportunity, with investor sentiment and positioning significantly unwound. Despite some valuation ...

If history tells us anything, the stock market typically rebounds after it crashes and keeps going up in the long run. All ...

The stock market is characterized by two animals: a bear and a bull. A bear market occurs when stocks on broad major indexes like the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose at least 20% ...