Historical Context On Market Blips
With the news swirling about S&P 500 declines, we dig into why market corrections are a normal part of financial cycles and why diversification is proving effective in the current environment. We’ll also dig into the performance of international markets, interest rate predictions, inflation vs. stagnation arguments, tariffs, jobs, and more.
Key Takeaways
- [00:17] - What’s going on with the market correction and are we concerned?
- [04:51] - Corrections happen as part of a normal functioning market
- [08:40] - A narrative change on the rate-cutting equation
- [10:16] - Inflation and stagflation
- [12:35] - Jobs report, tariffs, and market predictors
Links
- Average S&P 500 declines per year
- About ⅓ of the 5%+ selloffs are blips on the radar
- Tom Lee: buy now, huge rally coming
- 2025 returns by country
- 59% of investors expect stagflation. But stagflation is avoided 95% of the time.
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