First of all, let me just put a disclaimer that my knowledge in this field is limited to Economy 101 taught by an angry bald man in elementary school.
Whenever the next recession is - one or two years, or even half a decade later - how can we be so sure a bear market will precede or follow the recession?
https://dqydj.com/relationship-bear-markets-recession/
Says 63.6% of previous 11 recessions was concurrent with a bear market of the S&P500. This means the next recession will have 1/3 chance of not affecting the stock market? Am I missing something here. If this is true what happens to the poor souls sitting on cash since 2015?
<b> Edit: a BIG oops I may be reading it completely wrong - I think article is saying 63.6% of previous bear markets were associated with a recession. Meaning all recessions are associated with a bear market. </b>
Submitted April 09, 2019 at 07:01PM by kgbhouse http://bit.ly/2D6S0aG
