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What would a recession mean for stock returns? Money Not Math 144
What would a recession mean for stock returns? Money Not Math 144
Recession concerns have been a fixture in the news lately and pretty much always are because it’s easier to sell ads with negativity rather than optimism.
Investors should be aware that recession announcements are backward-looking compared to the markets that are forward-looking. In fact, recessions are often announced after the market is already on the path to recovering. Did you know the 3-year average return of the S&P500 is better after a recession has started?
Watch the video or listen to the podcast for data from 1947 and an example from 2008.
I believe investors who ignore headlines and stick to a long-term plan built for them are better positioned for success.
#MoneyNotMath #Money #Retirement #RetirementPlanning #5StoneFinancialGroup #Recession #stocks #StockReturns #optimism #investors
Disclaimer, this content is not legal, tax, or investment advice. You should always consult a qualified professional regarding your personal situation.
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What would a recession mean for stock returns? Money Not Math 144
Recession concerns have been a fixture in the news lately and pretty much always are because it’s easier to sell ads with negativity rather than optimism.
Investors should be aware that recession announcements are backward-looking compared to the markets that are forward-looking. In fact, recessions are often announced after the market is already on the path to recovering. Did you know the 3-year average return of the S&P500 is better after a recession has started?
Watch the video or listen to the podcast for data from 1947 and an example from 2008.
I believe investors who ignore headlines and stick to a long-term plan built for them are better positioned for success.
#MoneyNotMath #Money #Retirement #RetirementPlanning #5StoneFinancialGroup #Recession #stocks #StockReturns #optimism #investors
Disclaimer, this content is not legal, tax, or investment advice. You should always consult a qualified professional regarding your personal situation.