More than 150 years of back-tested data paints a clear picture of what may come next for Wall Street's major stock indexes.

Dow jumps 400 points, but US stocks remain on track for steep losses. S&P 500 enters correction, Nasdaq nears bear market. Can the rebound hold?

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite indices crashed amid a broad-based sell-off on Thursday, with consumer discretionary, communication services, real estate and technology shares being the worst hit.

Stock market volatility is back, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average all down year to date -- with their declines led by sell-offs in growth-focused sectors like technology and consumer discretionary.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq rebounded today, but US stocks logged a fourth weekly loss. Will volatility persist as Fed policy and economic concerns weigh on markets?

With the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite down year to date (YTD), investors may be seeing many top stocks in their portfolios sell off. But certain companies, like Dow Jones Industrial Average component McDonald's (NYSE: MCD),

March’s stock market selloff showed no signs of easing Thursday as major indexes were on track to hit their lowest points of the year amid intensifying backlash to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs,

Follow all the latest U.S. market action for Thursday as stocks resume selloff and President Trump threatens more tariffs.

The major indexes climbed Friday morning after harsh selling throughout the week. Nvidia and Palantir acted strongly on the stock market today.