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Corrections

Corrections are common. On average, the market declined 10% or more every 1.2 years since 1980. It is of course not clockwork, but the following charts and tables are good to put things into perspective when we are in the middle of a correction (perhaps aspiring to become a crash...)

Corrections, we had a few...

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