The S&P 500 Index hasn’t been down this much, this persistently since U.S. stocks closed at their 2018 lows on Christmas Eve. Monday’s 0.3% decline leaves the benchmark U.S. equity gauge 6.8% below record highs reached at the end of April. The losses pushed the S&P 500 into technically oversold territory, defined as a sub-30 reading on the 14-day relative strength index, which tracks the persistence and magnitude of price swings. The index has ended the day in this condition just 1% of the time since the bull market began in March 2009, with the longest such streak lasting four trading sess...
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