$5,000 Invested in These Growth Stocks Could Make You Rich Over the Next 10 Years
The new inflation numbers that just dropped certainly have the markets worried about the depth of the recession we could be facing. With the S&P 500 index firmly in bear market territory, down 25% year-to-date, investors are rightly nervous about what it means for stocks.
Yet, history shows that bull markets always follow these corrections. And whereas bear markets are measured in months, bull markets are measured in years. That means sharp downturns are actually the best time to buy stocks for the long-term returns generated for your portfolio.
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