The S&P BSE Sensex has plunged 4,600 points, or by about 12 percent, from its life-time high of 38,989 recorded in August.
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2 history suggests that the market has always bounced back and made investors richer sooner than later. This is the ideal time to put money into the equity market. We are in the third leg of the correction in the current bull market
3 Indian market have been seeing a sharp sell-off on account of depreciation in rupee and higher crude prices. This negative sentiment was further reinforced by the fear of liquidity crisis to support credit growth following the IL&FS scare
4 long-term story of Indian market remains intact. Therefore, this fall should be treated as an opportunity to accumulate fundamentally strong companies where valuations have corrected to attractive levels
5 previous bull market from 2003-2007 indicates that the median bull market correction has been 14 percent while the median recovery time has been 66 days
6 Indian stocks have relatively fast recovery and the most recent correction post-budget was largely in the historical median range (Nifty50 corrected by 10% and the recovery period lasted 55 days 
7 One of the worst correction in Sensex happened in the year 2006 when the index fell 30 percent. It took 35 days for the index to correct and 124 days for it to recover
8 The second highest fall was seen in 2004 when the index fell 27 percent which took just 22 days to correct. However, for markets to recover, it took 187 days.
