By Jeff Benjamin
Now that the stock market is officially in
bear territory, following the longest bull market in modern history, it can be
easy for clients to lose perspective. The following slides provide a simple
reminder of how the S&P 500 Index moves through market cycles.
For example, since World War II, the U.S. stock market has experienced 13 bull-bear cycles, with the average bull market lasting 1,630 days and the average bear lasting 419 days.
Over that period, the average bear market decline is 27%, while the average bull market gain is 167%. And the average recovery time from a bear market is 26 months.
For example, since World War II, the U.S. stock market has experienced 13 bull-bear cycles, with the average bull market lasting 1,630 days and the average bear lasting 419 days.
Over that period, the average bear market decline is 27%, while the average bull market gain is 167%. And the average recovery time from a bear market is 26 months.
Source: CFRA
https://www.investmentnews.com/galleries/dont-panic-thereve-been-13-bull-and-bear-markets-since-wwii
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