📈 Did you know the longest bull market in history began after the 2008 financial crisis and lasted until 2020 when the pandemic triggered a crash. During this decade-long run, the #SP500 surged by over 300%
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The best time to invest was yesterday; the next best time is to invest today. A great illustration that depicts even if you were absolutely wrong on timing the market, patience prevails. #InvestEarlyAndOften
Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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I love this data because it reinforces the long-term view we advocate for our clients. But life moves fast, and we know most families do worry about the short term—whether it’s their jobs, health, or finances. That’s why we work with clients to balance immediate concerns with a solid long-term strategy, adjusting as needed to keep them on track. #FinancialPlanning #WealthManagement #MarketTiming #SmartInvesting #FinancialAdvisor #MembersWealth
Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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Great graphic on why it is more important to focus on what you are investing in rather than when, precisely, you get invested.
Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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It's fascinating how history shows that even investing at the worst times, like just before the COVID-19 pandemic or the Great Financial Crisis, doesn't lead to catastrophic results over the long term. Sometimes the key isn't when we invest, but how long we hold our investments. Trusting the market and maintaining a long-term perspective can yield better results than fearing temporary declines. True successes come to those who can weather the storm! 💪 #LongTermInvesting #Finance
Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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📈 Are brighter days ahead for bond investors? 🌟 Two years ago, the bond market faced significant challenges due to the Fed's aggressive rate-hiking campaign. However, the financial landscape for bonds is changing. With anticipated rate cuts on the horizon, the outlook for bond investments is becoming increasingly optimistic. 👉 Curious about how these changes could impact your bond investments? 📞 Call us at 07 4898 6500 📍 Visit us at 76 Gordon Street, Mackay 🌐 Check out our insights at https://lnkd.in/gGSgaFtT Stay informed and be prepared to make the most of the potential upturn in the bond market. #BondInvestment #MarketOutlook #FinancialPlanning
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Haskayne MBA Candidate | CFA Charterholder | CFP® Professional | Financial Planning | Wealth Management | Equity Analyst
Timing the market is tough—being the world's worst market timer sounds like a nightmare! But as Ben Carlson, CFA, points out, the miracle of equities is their ability to reward patience and perseverance over time. Even for investors who bought at generational peaks like the Dot-Com bubble, the Great Financial Crisis, or right before COVID-19, the annualized returns highlight that staying invested can still lead to positive outcomes in the long run. A powerful reminder: time in the market often beats timing the market. #investing #equities #wealthbeing
Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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Equity Research Associate @ CT CLSA | Quant Enthusiast | Investments | Statistics | Econometrics | Data Science | BBSc (Hons) in Business Science (Specialized in Financial Analytics) | UOM |
Great graphic on why it is more important to focus on what you are investing in rather than when, precisely, you get invested.. #Covid19 #BlackMonday #SandP500 #DotCom #GreatDepression
Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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"Time in the market, not timing the market" is an often-used investing phrase that can be tough to follow as the market continues to hit new highs. But if you have a long enough time horizon, history has shown it to work through different cycles even if starting at the worst of times... key words being "long term time horizon."
Imagine you're the world's worst market timer - you take a lump sum of all your cash and you buy the S&P 500 only at generational peaks. The miracle of equities is that, despite your rotten luck, you still end up okay if you allow enough time to pass. via Ben Carlson, CFA these are the annualized returns for an investor who bought the day before Covid-19, or just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2007, or at the peak of the Dot Com bubble - not ideal, but not disastrous in hindsight. https://lnkd.in/ewWxE4Hz
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