What Do You Do if You're Not Investing in the Market?

Atypical returns, so large positive returns were more common in the years and the times following a market crash. What that means is it wasn't guaranteed by any stretch of the imagination that markets would just pop back and you'd have this huge following year. So remember that this data set though is not concerned with the narratives. It doesn't care what previously happened. Now you might say, okay, but that's still not enough for me again. I understand that's what happened in the past. But I still don't feel tremendously good about where we're at currently.