The 2020 Recession | My Investing Concerns

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Here are my concerns and thoughts about investing in a bear market, what I think might happen, and how this compares with previous stock market recessions - enjoy! Add me on Instagram: GPStephan

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At the time of this video, the markets have dropped about 25%.from their peak, and if we look back historically, though the last 110 years of data…we can see that, throughout EVERYTHING we’ve been through, eventually, things will recover and we will get through this ok. Not to mention, if we include the 1929 Stock Collapse…our average bear market has seen a loss of 41%, over an average period of 1.4 years.

And when it comes to something like this, there’s a saying out there that: every bull market is the same, but every bear market is different…and that’s ESPECIALLY true with something like this.

In each stock market collapse, it could be argued that “this time is different” - and, indeed, it IS different. No two bear markets are going to be the same, and once we run out of UNKNOWNS for what will happen in the markets - I believe stocks will begin to rebound.

That’s certainly NOT to say it can’t drop even more, and it might…BUT, for anyone who has ever commented or wished that they had the means to invest during the 2009 Recession…well, in a way, now is your chance. I don’t say that to disillusion anyone or to give a false sense of security, BUT…objectively, if we look back at every single other crash…things have gotten better, and they have recovered. I have no doubt that, eventually, that will happen here, as well.

And, as far as my own thoughts on this…I’ll be honest, it’s scary reading headlines. It’s easy to wonder about how bad things will get and set yourself up in a state of worry. ESPECIALLY if your’e staying at home, not going out, cooped up inside, and spending all of your free time worrying about possible scenarios…NO WONDER people are losing it. So, for that, I just recommend you take a step back…realize that, long term, everything is going to be okay…put yourself, first, and continue carrying forward.

I DO worry about the ripple effect this will have on our economy if it persists for longer than a few more months…if that happens, I feel like consumer spending will be changed for the near future as people aren’t working and don’t having enough money to pay bills…and I think it’ll take awhile for people to feel comfortable spending again. But, for ANYONE who isn’t within a few years of retirement…especially if you’re young…from an investment standpoint, now is a great time to continue buying in, and dollar cost averaging as usual throughout this entire experience.

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Created:	3. 12. 2020 02:39:09

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The 2020 Recession | My Investing Concerns