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Lance Roberts raises the question of whether the classic definition of a bear market, typically marked by a 20 percent decline, has become outdated.
He explains that factors such as Federal Reserve intervention, higher valuations, and new structural market dynamics may mean the old rule is no longer relevant.
Roberts has previously warned that high-beta stocks may be most vulnerable during a market correction. He has also pointed to catalysts such as Nvidia earnings and Federal Reserve policy as potential sources of downside risk. His recent comments continue a series of cautions about factors that could challenge traditional market definitions.