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The difference between a bear market, a recession, and a correction
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The difference between a bear market, a recession, and a correction

Investopedia Editor-in-Chief Caleb Silver explains the difference between a bear market, recession, and correction.
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Wed, Jun 26 201912:41 PM EDT

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