NDR: Understanding Market Corrections

In our fourth episode, Tim Hayes, CMT, NDR's Chief Global Investment Strategist, addresses a common client question about understanding market corrections.

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Here are the key points from the discussion:

• Correction vs. Bear Market: Recent market decline could be a normal correction or the start of a cyclical/secular bear market.
• Sentiment-Driven: Decline driven by recession worries and profit-taking in mega-cap stocks.
• Bear Watch Indicators: Only two out of ten NDR indicators are showing warning signs; not yet a bear market.
• Secular Bear Watch: Neither cyclical nor secular bear watch aggregates are at warning levels, indicating a correction rather than a severe downturn.

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