With planning and strategizing, long-term investors can ride this downturn out, with the potential of positioning themselves advantageously once the market changes.

It remains next to impossible to say in real time which ones will last.

Since 1926, equities have recovered more than half of a 10% or larger decline 79 times and only once, in March 1930, did they reach a new low before setting a new all-time peak.

Investors say sticking with the traditional investment mix should work, even as it’s currently generating losses.

Broad-based utility ETFs often look alike; factor exposures reveal real differences.

Some advisors who have built their practices on ETFs and mutual funds have never experienced a market correction like the one we are in now.