-how long will the bear market last?
-what if interest rates keep rising?
-what happens if there’s a recession?
-can stocks bounce back long term?
-if I sell now, when do I buy again?
Here are 6 lessons from stock market history that may help…
Cycles dating back to 1929 show at least 11 out of 15 examples where stocks rose in the year that followed inflation’s peak — that’s nearly 75% of the time. The average stock market advance in those cycles was 11.5%. pic.twitter.com/DVVYz0OCk5
After the worst September in two decades, stocks surged to start October.
Missing rallies can hurt.
Since 1930, the S&P 500 has risen +17,000%. But if you missed the 10 best days in each decade since then, the return shrinks to less than 30%. pic.twitter.com/ZlaeBLV9gG