New York Times
"In the first year of the current bear market, the market has fallen more steeply than it did during the first years of the Great Depression's bear markets. After adjusting for inflation, stocks are more than 40 percent lower than they were at their 2007 high (and more than 50 percent lower than their 2000 high)"
"In the first year of the current bear market, the market has fallen more steeply than it did during the first years of the Great Depression's bear markets. After adjusting for inflation, stocks are more than 40 percent lower than they were at their 2007 high (and more than 50 percent lower than their 2000 high)"
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