Since 1900, the 126-year historical data of the U.S. stock market shows that the average bear market decline lasts about 14 months, while the bull market rise lasts around 28 months. The upward trend is almost twice as long as the downward trend. A hundred years of history—don't tell me this time is different.
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Since 1900, the 126-year historical data of the U.S. stock market shows that the average bear market decline lasts about 14 months, while the bull market rise lasts around 28 months. The upward trend is almost twice as long as the downward trend. A hundred years of history—don't tell me this time is different.