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How Will the Stock Market Perform in 2024? Here's What Wall Street Thinks.

The Motley Fool

How will the stock market perform in 2024? Most analysts are at least somewhat optimistic about how the stock market will fare in 2024. JPMorgan Chase 's Marko Kolanovic and Dubravko Lakos-Bujas are notably bearish about the stock market's prospects in 2024. Here's what Wall Street thinks.

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For Only the Third Time in 75 Years, a Prominent Economic Indicator Is Making History. Unfortunately, It's for All the Wrong Reasons.

The Motley Fool

After such wild swings on Wall Street, investors want one simple question answered: What's next for the stock market? economy or Wall Street with 100% accuracy, there are metrics that offer historically strong correlations to moves in the broader market. How does that relate to the stock market? Quite possibly.

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Motley Fool Stories, Vol. 6: Sports, Family & Finance

The Motley Fool

Then I was back and 2008, I helped start Motley Fool Asset Management, small team. David Gardner: Bill, I see you're starting to brandish the stock graph of your life. But before we do, I'm sure you're going to get into this a little bit more, but the law and then all of a sudden, the stock market. They can see the graph.

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Choose Optimism | The Connection

Blackstone

In the long run, it pays to be a market optimist*—literally. Private markets benefit the most due to their investment horizons. 5 Statistically, the longer you hold your investments, the better your chances of success. The last time was 2008, but back then China was just a $4 trillion economy.

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World’s Top Pension Funds See the Largest Assets Decline in 20 Years

Pension Pulse

This drop is on par with the decline observed in 2008, occurring at a pace that has only been encountered twice in the 20-year history of this annual study. decline in 2008, at the time of the global financial crisis. Until now, the 2008 fall had been the fastest annual decline recorded in the 20 years of the study.

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Transcript: Aswath Damodaran

The Big Picture

And the only reason I can think for why dividends became the key way of returning cash is I went back to the history of markets. Bond markets preceded stock markets. So when stock markets were first open, to attract investors to buy stocks, they had to be disguised as bonds. DAMODARAN: Yeah.

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