Peter Lynch says markets typically fall 10% once every two years and 25% every six years. Shared by Peter Mallouk, the message is straightforward: volatility is
Peter Lynch says markets typically fall 10% once every two years and 25% every six years. Shared by Peter Mallouk, the message is straightforward: volatility is routine, and investors who cannot absorb those declines should not own stocks.
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