Ever wonder how often the stock market actually "crashes" going back in history? We know that cyclical markets means another one will eventually happen (it's just a matter of time) but when? Or how often?
We did the research for you and analyzed the market data going back to 1928 (as far as we could get it). In this podcast, we'll take a look back in time for you and present our case study findings.
In Today's Show, You'll Learn About:
- 90 times stocks fell at least 10% which is once every 11 months.
- 41 times stocks fell at least 15% which is once every 2 years.
- 21 times stocks fell at least 20% which is once every 4 years.
- 9 times stocks fell at least 30% which is once every 10 years.
- 3 times stocks fell at least 50% which is only a handful of time in a life.
- After Clinton's 2000 state of the union address the S&P 500 fell 45% from 1,450 to 800 in 2 years.
- After Obama's 2009 state of the union address the S&P 500 rose 54% 1,100 to 1,700 in 2.5 years.
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