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If you’ve been watching the markets these last several weeks, you may be wondering what you should be doing with your investments. Rest easy, because in this episode of The Money Guy Show, we take a stroll down memory lane to explore how markets have performed over the last seventy years and what investors should do today when market performance is at an all-time high.
With the DOW fighting towards 20,000 for its longest weekly winning streak, at six, in more than a year, plenty of investors are finding themselves speculating about what comes next. Analyzing the markets and deciding what the next best money move is can be stressful and paralyzing all at the same time. To help put today’s investing environment into context, we go back several decades and look at how the markets have performed and help draw some valuable conclusions about what that means for today’s investor. We also zoom in on 2016 and walk through the wild ride we’ve had from the first 28 days to these historic final days.
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