- The S&P 500 fell 20% off its January high in intraday trading Friday, only to see a roaring late-day recovery going into monthly options expiration.
- As of writing this, stocks are down about 18% for the year.
- Questions that are top of mind for many investors are how deep the decline will go and when stocks are likely to recover their all-time highs.
- To help answer these questions, I built a simple model that can handicap market recovery times based on past data.
- Some analysis on a few different ways this selloff could play out, and on intelligent risk taking in general.
For further details see:
When Will The S&P 500 Recover? History Offers Some Clues