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And if we look at the Shiller price to earnings ratio, the cyclically adjusted price to earnings ratio that takes into account average 10 year earnings, the price earnings ratio of the S&P 500 is at 30. Now, when it comes to market overviews, you can always go to valuation. That was what 30% of the earliest shortest recovery of 310 days in 66.
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All in all, the crash the 40 something percent crash was the shortest bear market in history, it took 126 trading days to recover the losses. But this the run up was created to the Fed to fiscal stimulus, and we're going to discuss that too. So that's the reason for the crash, of course, let's continue. The joke on Wall Street is that on September 2, what happened? Why did stocks started going down crashing, because all the day traders, the app traders, Robin Hood investors, those that look for stocks below 15 bucks below five bucks, because they had to go back to school. So what happened to the market over the last year, we have seen the biggest economic crisis due to COVID lockdowns, but the market is where it was at the beginning of the year, year to date up 4% over the last year up 12%. As we discuss investments, value investments, we make a lot of stock analysis, and we look for general long term investing trends that are low risk and high reward. If you enjoyed that, please click like, subscribe to this channel. To finish the video only know, I really want to give you as much value as I can show that you can make your own investment decisions. Will the market crash? Will the Fed push it higher, higher and higher? What should we do? Well, in this video, we'll give you market overview economic overview, fiscal stimulus, what are the central bank's doing? And how is that impacting the markets, discuss the risks and rewards of investing in this current market, and then give you some random thoughts.