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The Dow Jones put in its record high of 14,164.53 back on October 9, 2007. Last Friday, the Dow closed at 7,465.95 – down 47.3% from its peak made 499 calendar days ago. For some perspective on the magnitude of the current bear market, the chart compares the current, 499 calendar day old Dow correction to that of all other Dow corrections, 499 calendar days after their respective peak (and that were still ongoing). 


Source - Dow Jones
The chart illustrates that, at this stage, the current correction has been by far the most severe correction in the post-World War II era and the second most severe correction since 1900. The only correction that was down more at this stage was the correction that began in 1929.

¿Seguirán cayendo las bolsas?

Fuente: The chart of the day
    [post_title] => La bolsa americana sufre su peor caída desde el crack bursátil de 1929
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The Dow Jones put in its record high of 14,164.53 back on October 9, 2007. Last Friday, the Dow closed at 7,465.95 – down 47.3% from its peak made 499 calendar days ago. For some perspective on the magnitude of the current bear market, the chart compares the current, 499 calendar day old Dow correction to that of all other Dow corrections, 499 calendar days after their respective peak (and that were still ongoing).