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History Suggests Stocks Dip After Fed Hikes, Then Rebound
Original: History Says Stocks Typically Fall After a Fed Hike Cycle Begins -- Then Gain 6.8% Within a Year. Here's My Plan.
Commentary circulating in financial media points to historical market patterns around Federal Reserve rate hike cycles: stocks typically decline once the Fed starts raising rates, but have gone on to gain an average of 6.8% within a year. One strategist is laying out an investment plan built around that pattern, urging investors to stay positioned for the eventual recovery rather than sell into the initial weakness.
Why now: Investors are weighing how to position their portfolios as the Federal Reserve embarks on a new rate hike cycle.
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Evidence
- History Says Stocks Typically Fall After a Fed Hike Cycle Begins -- Then Gain 6.8% Within a Year. Here's My Plan. · The Motley Fool
- History Says Stocks Typically Fall After a Fed Hike Cycle Begins -- Then Gain 6.8% Within a Year. Here's My Plan. · Yahoo Finance
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