US stock exchanges: When will the old high be reached? Analysis and forecast for investors
According to a report from de.investing.com, despite a recovery, US stock markets are still in the red compared to the peak in January 2022. The current correction is about 10% after the market fell by 25% at one point last year. The current correction can be considered the ninth longest since 1950 and it is noted that this could potentially be the start of an extended trading period below the previous peak. It turns out that after strong drawdowns, recovery is sustained but subject to temporary setbacks. An example of this is the slump from 1973 to 1974, which was the longest phase since...

US stock exchanges: When will the old high be reached? Analysis and forecast for investors
According to a report by de.investing.com, despite a recovery, the US stock markets are still in the red compared to the peak in January 2022. The current correction plus is about 10% after the market temporarily fell by 25% last year. The current correction can be considered the ninth longest since 1950 and it is noted that this could potentially be the start of an extended trading period below the previous peak.
It turns out that after strong drawdowns, recovery is sustained but subject to temporary setbacks. An example of this is the slump from 1973 to 1974, which was the longest phase since 1950 and at the same time a prime example in recent history of a recovery with a lot of aches and pains.
In my opinion, the market will oscillate up and down depending on the daily headlines for the foreseeable future. At some point, when the news cycle is a little kinder and milder, the market will make a vigorous attempt to recapture the previous high. Given the current news situation and the course of the recovery, I view the development with the necessary caution.
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