Opportunity Knocking?

Three bullish things about market corrections.

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Cade Invests
April 24, 2025

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Opportunity Knocking?

We have good news, and bad news. Which do you want first?

Let’s get to it and start with the negative.

According to the definition the S&P 500 is officially experiencing a market correction (decline of 10%-20%). Your 401k is hurting, and your office neighbor is saying how he is about to sell everything.

The good news is this isn’t the first time a correction has happened.

Let’s take a look three bullish points to remember during corrections. 👇️ 

1) Corrections Are Common?!

In 47% of the years since 1980 the S&P 500 has experienced a drop of 10% or more.

To put it in simple-man terms, it basically comes down to the flip of a coin on if we are going to see a pullback of 10%.

Heads win, tails lose. And that sucker came out tails this year.

2) The Best Days Closely Follow The Worst Days

While seeing the S&P 500 down 3%+ repeatedly is not a great feeling, it helps to know that according to the numbers, better times are on the horizon.

Here is a chart from Invesco that does a great job of showing how the biggest gains often occur during these times of uncertainty.

3) Recovery Times Aren’t That Bad

We all know you have to keep a long term mindset when investing. 10, 20, 30 years out is what everyone preaches.

You shouldn’t even break a sweat during this correction as the average time to recovery following a downturn of 10%-20% is only eight months according to Bloomberg.

Conclusion

There is an underlying uncertainty surrounding the administration and how tariffs are going to impact the top and bottom line of US companies. While this problem is “different,” according to history this will likely be another blip on the chart in thirty years.

Stick to your plan, don’t make emotional decisions, and if it comes to it - delete your brokerage app.

Thank you uncertainty. We appreciate the opportunity. ~ Cade

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