A Bull Market to Surpass All Others and No One Saw It Coming

The video discusses the stock market's performance over the past decade, comparing it to the 1950s. It highlights the S&P 500's 249% return, the absence of a bear market, and various challenges like the flash crash and global trade war. Despite high perceived risks, stable fundamentals, such as consistent US GDP growth, contributed to market resilience and investor success.

What significant event in the 1950s is mentioned in relation to the stock market?

How much did stocks in the S&P 500 return over the past 10 years?

What was unique about the 2010s in terms of market performance?

What factors contributed to the stability of the market despite high perceptions of risk?

What was the smallest fluctuation in US GDP over any 10-year stretch since 1930?