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Peter Lynch had a pretty interesting talk where he said that on average the stock market has a sizable dip every few 2-3 years, meaning it's lower at the end of
by doopy1 4y ago
Peter Lynch had a pretty interesting talk where he said that on average the stock market has a sizable dip every few 2-3 years, meaning it's lower at the end of that year than it was at the beginning. Generally though, it goes up over time.
- layer8 4y agoRight, up to now the maximum interval where the market didn’t go up to a new all-time-high is about 15 years, but so far it always ended up reaching a new all-time-high in the end.