
The Stock Market Is Going Down -- Here's How Much, and When It Will Happen
The S&P 500 is set to test 2,350 in the coming months, according to Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research.
That would be a decline of 3% from the broad index's current level of 2,425.
The 2,350 level is a good buying opportunity, according to Stovall.
Not everyone is so short-term bearish.
"There is no reason to panic. In fact, there never is. There is, quite simply, only reason to reason," opines TheStreet contributor Stephen Guilfoyle.
He adds, "Political uncertainty hit you in your broadside? Took losses? Where are you now? Adapt, move on. There are really only two paths that financial markets may follow now, and that, in effect, simplifies the game for those of us navigating through this dangerous landscape, as well as for those that we'll defend."
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