Right folks this is the next question to ask- where are the entry points for a Bear market in US stocks?

Some people might not want to read this, but given the way that US stocks are melting at the moment, it is the question to beg right now. That is where do, S+P 500 and Nasdaq 100 indexes enter into Bear market territory (that is defined by a 20% or more fall from the highs seen in any given year) Well, that is not too difficult to work out on the Nasdaq 100 and the S+P 500. The record high seen in the Nasdaq 100 in 2025 was 22,222. So if we subtract 20% from that all time high we get a bear market entry point at 17,777. You can see its trading right now around 18,570 so well within reach. For the S+P 500 we know the all time record high earlier this year was 6,147 and subtracting 20% from that arrives at 4,917. So, still some way off, but not a level that can be dismissed over time, unless this whole situation manages to turn around