Motley Fool Money Howard Marks on the Stock Market Rarely Being Average
Mar 17, 2020
Discover why the stock market rarely achieves its average return of 9-10% in any given year. Howard Marks delves into the fascinating interplay between emotional psychology and investing. Learn how mastering your emotions can steer you toward long-term success amid market fluctuations. Get ready for insights that challenge conventional wisdom!
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Average vs. Norm
- Stock market returns average 9-10% annually over the long term.
- However, returns rarely fall between 8-12% in a single year.
Emotional Market Swings
- Emotional extremes drive market fluctuations beyond typical returns.
- These excesses lead to upward swings followed by necessary corrections.
Control Emotions
- Control your investing emotions for long-term success.
- This helps achieve average market returns over time.