Stocks fall…
- 10% once per year or so
- 20% every 5 years
- 30% every decade
- 50% a few times per century
As long as you...
- Own quality
- Have a long investment time horizon
- Are diversified across asset classes
- Have good cash flow
Keep calm & think long-term.
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@dadelcarbo@NCheron_bourse Ce n'est pas la question. Meme si ladite action fait x2, mettre un stop a -10% , je ne vois pas l'interet si on a une forte conviction sur un titre. Relire Peter Lynch
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“You can’t get 8% returns in this market.” 🤦♂️
If your window is 1 year, you are likely right.
If your window is a decade or greater, you are very wrong.
26 bear markets, 15 recessions, & 1 depression is part of that 8% long term assumption people talk about.
@CasualtyWar Yes and no. Case in point: ndx enjoyed a massive bull may-aug 2000, only to head south from aug 2000 thru sept 2002, losing 70%. A bull in bear market can be strong and deceptive