Long-term investors shouldn't worry too much about stocks being 10% off their highs

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What's unusual is not that we've had a 10% correction, what's unusual is how long it's been between corrections.

Still, could some deeper, longer-term correction be occurring?Since 2009, the S&P 500 has averaged gains of roughly 15% a year, well above the historic returns of roughly 10% a year.

If that is the case — and all or a good part of that excess gain is due to the Fed — than it is reasonable to expect that the Fed withdrawing liquidity and raising rates might account for a future period of sub-normal returns. They described their long-term outlook for equities as "guarded," noting that "high valuations and lower economic growth rates mean we expect lower returns over the next decade."

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10% ....tech is down 50 to 85% except the big cap .....there is a limit at laughing at people ......

What? Stocks 10% off their high You mean a fucking index.. Stocks 40/50/60 % off their highs. And looks like they just warming up 😫😫😭😭

oco51160571 Load of crap article. Tell that to the investors who already lost half of the money. Reassuring article so that their friends can sell to average investors. Remember the history. In the dotcom burst, investors who are left holding the bags are retail investors, not smart money.

There is a definition exactly that we had better have some of the long-term stocks as a result of an investment.

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