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Downturn is followed by recovery<br />
And rise again they inevitably do, because<br />
economies and the markets influenced by them<br />
are cyclical. They move through expansion, peak,<br />
recession and trough and then back round again<br />
on an ongoing basis. It’s more a question of how<br />
long a recovery will take to come after a downturn,<br />
and what that recovery will look like, than whether<br />
recovery will come at all. The US National Bureau<br />
of Economic Research (NBER) found there were 33<br />
cycles between December 1854 and the summer<br />
of 2009 . That period included events like the great<br />
depression, two world wars and the bursting of<br />
the dot com bubble in 2001. After the financial<br />
crash of 2008 we saw over a decade of recovery<br />
and expansion before the Coronavirus pandemic<br />
moved the cycle to recession once again.<br />
Understanding the cyclical nature of markets can<br />
help you to screen out the short-term noise when<br />
a downturn comes. It’s also the reason why some<br />
investors with long time horizons may see recession<br />
and downturn as a buying opportunity rather than<br />
something to fear.<br />
Our service<br />
For those who prefer to visit our offices in Standish,<br />
please be assured that we follow strict Government<br />
guidelines on social distancing. We also continue<br />
to offer a telephone and video-based service if you<br />
would prefer to deal with us remotely.<br />
David Barton APFS Cert CII (MP)<br />
Chief Executive Officer<br />
Remember all investments can fall as well as rise in value so investors could get back less than they invest.<br />
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