The US stock market fell into a pullback Range in just 16 trading days, and exhausted Wall Street can’t help but ask how long the "transitional period" warned by White House officials will last. CFRA data shows that in the previous 24 instances where the stock market fell at least 10% from record highs but avoided entering a bear market, it took an average of 8 months to return to historical highs. This could mean that the high point of February 19 will be maintained until mid-October. In these cases, the average decline reached 14%.