Analysis: 100 years of S&P 500 history suggests holding investments is the best strategy during a recession
According to an analysis, historical data spanning a century, including 15 U.S. recessions, indicates that the S&P 500 has delivered an average annual total return of about 10%. The analysis concludes that the optimal investor action during a recession is to simply hold existing investments, rather than panic selling, citing examples where even investments made at market peaks before crashes eventually recovered and grew significantly.
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