From BarChart:
Going back to 1926, the S&P 500 has seen an average drawdown of 18.2% in the 12 months before midterm elections 📉 Going back 60 years, the smallest drawdown has been 7.4% while the largest was 41.8% 🤯
Will history repeat itself again?
How Do You Tell When a Market Armageddon Is Coming?
For most investors, the biggest question during a market downturn is when to bottom-fish.
Buy too early, and your nerves can’t handle it; buy too late, and you miss the bottom. Either way, you end up making no money.
The declines so far don’t seem to match the levels seen in April.
How do you judge if a full-blown market crash has really arrived?
What indicators help you pick the bottom?
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