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The market has experienced notable corrections, with the S&P down approximately 3.5% from all-time highs and the Nasdaq suffering around a 24–26% decline. However, these pullbacks are characterized as typical corrections rather than the signs of an imminent crash. For instance, the Russell 2000 held up better, with only a 0.7% dip, highlighting resilience in smaller stocks. A key technical point is the market's movement below the 50-day moving average—a corrective signal that’s expected and manageable within the ongoing trend.