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How the Stock Market Has Historically Reacted to War and Other Crises

How the Stock Market Has Historically Reacted to War and Other Crises

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In the immediate aftermath of past crises, the Dow has fallen an average of 7%. But stocks were up an average of 9.6% after 18 weeks, according to Ned Davis Research.

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Date Added to MERLOT:
April 11, 2022
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April 12, 2022
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Dr. Effua Ampadu-Moss
Historically Black Colleges and Universities
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