The U.S. stock market experienced volatility, nearing bear market status in April. However, by the quarter's end, the S&P 500 reached record highs, showing investor confidence. Financial planners indicate that such peaks are expected in a thriving market. They emphasize the significance of staying invested, as many gains occur after downturns. Research shows that missing the market's top days can drastically lower returns. With the market stabilizing, investors are advised to assess their overall financial plans and investments.
All time highs are exciting, but expected in a growing stock market. It's like saying once per summer that my tree hit a new all-time high.
If you missed the market's 10 best days over the past 30 years, your returns would have been cut in half. Missing the best 30 days would have reduced your returns by an astonishing 83%.
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