The leveraged strategy delivered much higher lifetime returns in every case, even for people who lived through the Depression or retired
right after the market crash of 2008 — 09.
Not exact matches
If Phelan was
right, it seems we can't even predict stock
market crashes after they occur.
I read an article
right after the stock
market crashed about this * hot * fund manager who basically lost like 60 % of his value because he poured $ into Fannie Mae and other real estate funds.
Right after the mortgage
market crash, many condo buildings had tough financial problems because owners were not paying their dues.
The problem is a lot of people assume if they have a large slug of cash that
right after they invest immediately the
market's going to
crash and then they're going to really regret that decision.
That prolonged bull
market started
right after a sudden correction (widely regarded at the time as a
crash) in which the
market lost 22 % in just one day.
So if you hypothetically got into the
market right after the 2008
crash it would seem that if you just held on to MVV you would have increased your money 18 fold vs just 3.5 fold with MDY.