highhand
04-07 22:09
yes. companies keep growing revenue and earnings. war will end. index keep pushing out lousy companies and bringing in profit making ones. index always go up long term. war and news are short term. inflation is real from money printing. money needs to go or held somewhere. where better than the stock market which is more liquid than property for example.
Modified in.04-07 22:10
S&P, Dow Break Records: Would January Effect Last?
S&P 500 and Dow Jones both closed at record highs. As January goes, so goes the year. When January closes positive, the S&P 500 is higher 89% of the time, with an average gain of 17% and an average maximum drawdown of 10.5%. When January is negative, average returns fall to -1.8%, with only a 50% hit rate and deeper market drawdowns. How do you see 2026 unfolding? Will U.S. equities continue to deliver double-digit gains, or lag behind other global markets? Will AI leadership rotate toward memory stocks or SaaS companies?
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