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I am looking at the numbers. And what the numbers show is that a 10% drop happens on average every 1.2 years and is not something that needs Congress to get in
by rufus_foreman 2y ago
I am looking at the numbers.
And what the numbers show is that a 10% drop happens on average every 1.2 years and is not something that needs Congress to get involved in every time it happens.
If you can't tolerate 10% drops on a regularly occurring basis, the answer is not to beg Congress for help, it is to invest in something safer with lower returns.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> a 10% drop happens on average every 1.2 years You’re averaging a non-averageable time series. > If you can't tolerate 10% drops on a regularly occurring basis The point is to look at data together. A 10% drop on its own isn’t much. A 10% drop alongside crashing ISM indices and the President being noncommittal on a coming recession is another.
- rurp 2y agoYou seem weirdly determined to ignore all context in a discussion about markets.
- mcphage 2y ago> And what the numbers show is that a 10% drop happens on average every 1.2 years Is the market done dropping?