How Often Are Markets Down In Consecutive Years?

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How Often Are Markets Down In Consecutive Years?:
After a rough 2022 many investors are asking themselves: "What happens next?" This week, we look back through market history to determine what typically happens in the years following a down market, including the likelihood of a second straight dip in 2023.

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[JakeYT]

Daniel, at 3:32, are the Aftermath ROIs supposed to be negative?

[BOSSDONMAN]

Honestly, what's caused me more angst than the market drops is just how much less valuable my net worth feels due to all of the inflation.

[Kalarandir]

So happy that I have the Vanguard UK Income fund that was up 5.5% on the year for me.

[neilcook]

It’s interesting how USA focused your target audience is, the UK FTSE 100 is up 0.9% this year, albeit S&P 500 is up more over the longer term. As ever diversification rules!

[LouisTheTraveler]

Great video, Dan. Helpful for this environment.

[CalmerThanYouAre]

100% $SCHD in my stock portfolio. Market-like returns with lower volatility and growing cash flows year over year. Retiring at age 50 with the 5% rule, a part-time job and a paid-for house. Will quit the part time job when it’s time to take social security.

Six figures of retirement income, six months of vacation, and very low fixed expenses.