Make it Stack #11 - Analysing the S&P 500 Bear Markets over the last 100 years

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Make It Stack

Will Waterhouse

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Will Waterhouse (a millennial investor) attempts to demystify the world of saving and investing for young people. "Make it Stack" consists of chatting breeze, passive indices and discussing the philosophy of other investors who are looking to build wealth in a sustainable way. *Despite my confidence and enthusiasm, our content should not be misconstrued as financial advice. If you are unsure of making any investment decision, please contact your financial advisor.

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Make it Stack #11 - Analysing the S&P 500 Bear Markets over the last 100 years

Make It Stack

21 minutes 3 seconds

4 years ago

Make it Stack #11 - Analysing the S&P 500 Bear Markets over the last 100 years

Welcome to "Make it Stack" with Will Waterhouse, the podcast designed to demystify the world of saving and investing for young people.

In this episode, I talk about the infamous Bear Markets over the past 100 hundred years and the impact of the S&P 500 (the US equity index). How severe were they and how long did they last?

Topics Discussed/Key Summary:

1.The Wall Street Crash (1929) Max drawdown 86%. Duration 25 years.

2.The Oil Price Shock (1973) Max drawdown 48%. Duration 7 years.

3.The Dotcom Bubble (2000) Max drawdown 47%. Duration 7 years.

4.The Global Financial Crisis (2007) Max drawdown 56%. Duration 7 years.

5.COVID-19 Pandemic (2020) Max drawdown 32%. Duration 0.5 years.

Investors should acknowledge and respect what history tells us and keep these scenarios at the back of our minds. This will mean that you’ll keep your head when others around you are losing theirs when the markets go through another rough patch.

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