Buying the S&P 500 after a 5% decline usually generates profit - Goldman
2024/8/6 19:22 JST (some excerpts)
The median return of 6% for 3 months after falling 5% from the most recent high
Buying is not recommended - US stocks still haven't factored in economic contraction
Goldman Sachs Group's analysis showed that buying US stocks after a large-scale decline such as the one seen in the past month usually makes a profit.
According to what Goldman's strategy team led by David Costin analyzed data spanning more than 40 years, since 1980, the S&P 500 stock price index has raised a median return of 6% in 3 months after falling 5% from the most recent high. The index is down 8.5% from its peak in mid-July.
The median return of 6% for 3 months after falling 5% from the most recent high
Buying is not recommended - US stocks still haven't factored in economic contraction
Goldman Sachs Group's analysis showed that buying US stocks after a large-scale decline such as the one seen in the past month usually makes a profit.
According to what Goldman's strategy team led by David Costin analyzed data spanning more than 40 years, since 1980, the S&P 500 stock price index has raised a median return of 6% in 3 months after falling 5% from the most recent high. The index is down 8.5% from its peak in mid-July.
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サクッとSP : This is data that has been introduced a lot. It will rise not only in 3 months but also in 5 years