I still remember 2005 which was after that crazy run in 2003-2004. If you are basing what the market will do on YOUR own experience in the market, then perhaps you have self-con yourself.
Here is an aggregation of different years. There is a forumer who believes 2017 is going to be drab. almost all recent years in memory have been drab:
- 1987: Flash crash
- 1997: Asian Financial Crisis
- 2007: Great Financial Crisis
What I said about 2005 as an outlier means that basing your investment decisions strictly on this is a rather dangerous endeavor.
[Hat Tip All Star Charts | Why the Decennial Cycle is Bullish for 2015]
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BlueKelah
Friday 21st of March 2014
Stock market long term trend will always up lah, since population always increasing. Unfortunatey after up for some time speculators come in and start to party and then after the party is over stocks will be down. How long between repeat of this cycle who knows... .