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Stock Market Today: S&P Suffers Worst First Half Since 1970

A broad down day for the major indexes put the cherry on the melted sundae that was the stock market’s first half of trading in 2022.

The S&P 500 declined 0.9% on Thursday to 3,785, securing a 20.6% decline for the year’s first six months – its worst such performance since bombing out by 21% during 1970’s first half.

A glimmer of hope for today's hurting investors: That – notes that the market is pretty oversold right now, and that we could at least see a short-term bounce.

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