How bad have 10 weeks of stock-market volatility been for your retirement fund? Maybe not as bad as you think. - MarketWatch
1. Investors remember down days more than up days, highlighting loss aversion. 2. Major indexes are flat, but down over the last month and year. 3. Financial advisers see no immediate warning signs despite recent declines. 4. Long-term market corrections don't significantly affect retirement success probabilities. 5. Market performance is less impactful than personal financial factors.