90 Reasons Why Not to Invest in the Stock Market
- 1934 Great Depression 
- 1935 Spanish Civil War 
- 1936 Economy Still Struggling 
- 1937 Recession 
- 1938 War Clouds Gather 
- 1939 War in Europe 
- 1940 France Falls 
- 1941 Pearl Harbor 
- 1942 Wartime Price Controls 
- 1943 Industry Mobilizes 
- 1944 Consumer Goods Shortage 
- 1945 Post-War Recession Predicted 
- 1946 Dow Tops 200- MARKET HIGH 
- 1947 Cold War Begins 
- 1948 Berlin Blockade 
- 1949 Russia Explodes A-Bomb 
- 1950 Korean War 
- 1951 Excess Profits Tax 
- 1952 U.S. Seizes Steel Mills 
- 1953 Russia Explodes H-Bomb 
- 1954 Dow Tops 300- MARKET HIGH 
- 1955 Eisenhower Illness 
- 1956 Suez Crisis 
- 1957 Russia Launches Sputnik 
- 1958 Recession 
- 1959 Castro Seizes Power in Cuba 
- 1960 Russia Downs U-2 Plane 
- 1961 Berlin Wall Erected 
- 1962 Cuba Missile Crisis 
- 1963 Kennedy Assassinated 
- 1964 Gulf of Tonkin 
- 1965 Civil Rights Marches 
- 1966 Vietnam War Escalates 
- 1967 Newark Race Riots 
- 1968 USS Pueblo Seized 
- 1969 Money Tightens- Market Falls 
- 1970 Cambodia Invaded- Vietnam Spreads 
- 1971 Wage Price Freeze 
- 1972 Largest U.S. Trade Deficit Ever 
- 1973 Energy Crisis- Gas Lines 
- 1974 Steepest Market Drop in Four Decades 
- 1975 Clouded Economic Prospects 
- 1976 Economic Recovery Slows 
- 1977 Market Slumps 
- 1978 Interest Rates Rise 
- 1979 Oil Prices Skyrocket 
- 1980 Interest Rates At All-Time High 
- 1981 Steep Recession Begins 
- 1982 Worst Recession in 40 Years 
- 1983 Market Hits New Highs 
- 1984 Record Federal Deficits 
- 1985 Economic Growth Slows 
- 1986 Dow Near 2000 
- 1987 Record-Setting Market Decline 
- 1988 Iran Hostage Crisis 
- 1989 October “Mini-Crash” 
- 1990 Persian Gulf War 
- 1991 Fall of Berlin Wall 
- 1992 Global Recession 
- 1993 Health Care Reform 
- 1994 Fed Raises Interest Rates Six Times 
- 1995 Dow Tops 5,000 
- 1996 Dow Tops 6,000 
- 1997 Hong Kong Reverts to China 
- 1998 Asian Flu 
- 1999 Y2K Scare 
- 2000 Tech Bubble Burst 
- 2001 Terrorist Attacks on USA 
- 2002 Corporate Accounting Scandals 
- 2003 Invasion of Iraq 
- 2004 Interest Rates Rise 
- 2005 Gulf Hurricanes 
- 2006 North Korea Tests Nuclear Missiles 
- 2007 The Chinese Correction 
- 2008 The Global Financial Crisis Begins 
- 2009 U.S. Unemployment Rate Exceeds 10% 
- 2010 BP Oil Spill 
- 2011 The European PIGS 
- 2012 Falling Off the U.S. Fiscal Cliff 
- 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing 
- 2014 Ebola Outbreak 
- 2015 The Paris Attacks and U.S. Mass Shootings 
- 2016 Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton 
- 2017 North Korea Nuclear Testing 
- 2018 US-China Trade War Begins 
- 2019 Trump Quid Pro Quo Impeachment 
- 2020 COVID-19 
- 2021 Inflation Nation! 
- 2022 Russian Invades Ukraine 
- 2023 Hamas Attacks Israel 
- 2024 ??? 
1 Good Reason Why You Should
$104,099,363
This  is the amount a mere $10,000 invested in the S&P 500 Index in  January 1, 1934 would have been worth by market close on December 31,  2023 with dividends reinvested. Okay…so I realize most of us didn’t have  $10,000 in 1934 to invest or weren’t even alive. So, what if a  65-year-old at the end of 2023 invested his or her $10,000 at the age 25  on January 1, 1984?
$682,643
 Still a VERY Good Reason!
Emotionally and unconsciously, we are always thinking of reasons not to invest in the stock market. Is there fear today? Absolutely! Just think: What would Warren do? (Warren Buffet, that is – arguably the greatest investor of all time). Well…he says, “Buy Fear!” Let these 90 years of experience help you be comfortable with the exercising a good discipline to do what Warren does.
Source: https://dqydj.com/sp-500-return-calculator/
You cannot buy the S&P 500 index. Past performance is not indicative of future performance.
