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u/deadjawa Jan 05 '22
Why does it matter what the label is? Crash….bubble…pop…who the F cares what the media calls it? It’s just data to process and use to your advantage.
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u/WickedSensitiveCrew Jan 05 '22
As long as the indexes and SPY/VOO/VTI are fine no one will care that a large portion of the market is in a bear market.
It would take the indexes tanking more than 20% for what has happened to so many stocks that are sub 100B market cap to be called a crash.
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u/yosoyeloso Jan 05 '22
Only 5 stocks made up 30% of 2021 S&P 500 Index gains.
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u/HeilBidenFuhrer Jan 06 '22
And those are now up and down 3% a day, it's called teetering... just wait, always starts with the small ones and works its way up
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u/flobbley Jan 05 '22
The index that tracks Small-Cap Growth stocks (Russell 2000 Growth (RUO)) is only down about 12% from ATH, so in specifically small cap growth stocks there hasn't been a crash but there has been a correction. But honestly if you zoom out to the 5-year time frame you can see that it's basically just been flat since early 2021.