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Another Average Stock Market Recovery

TedTed
in The Bullpen
FYI: Many investors are convinced that stocks are wildly overvalued after significant gains since 2009. The S&P 500 is up over 17% annually from 2009 through 2014. Does that make stocks overpriced, or is that a typical result that we’ve seen in the 5-6 years after a severe bear market?
The table below looks at all 6-year “recovery” periods (5 years, in the case of 2003-2007) and the annualized returns for stocks, bonds, and balanced asset class mixes after significant bear markets since 1928.
- See more at: http://servowealth.com/resources/articles/another-average-stock-market-recovery#sthash.YC9NAgZq.dpuf
Regards,
Ted
http://servowealth.com/resources/articles/another-average-stock-market-recovery
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