Business Insider – Hank Smith, Director, Head of Investment Strategy was recently interviewed by William Edwards in Business Insider for his take on why extended bear markets may be a thing of the past. "Sure, no one likes a significant market pullback, but if you stay invested, there's evidence that they may not be all that painful – and that the long, drawn-out yearslong ruts in the market may be a thing of the past."
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