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Crashes: the fall and the recoveryOpen →S&P 500 · 5 crashes > 20 %+100 %rise to get back to the start−50 %Downside−52.6 %The lowest · S&P 500 2009

Crashes: the fall and the recovery

Open →
+100 %rise to get back to the start
start−50 %+100 %

Every crash of more than on , and the time to get back to the peak.

Number of crashes5
The lowest · Feb 2009−52.6 %
Longest recovery4.7 years
1990200020102020123456
  1. 1Dot-com bubble bursts
  2. 2September 11 attacks
  3. 3Lehman Brothers collapses
  4. 4European debt crisis
  5. 5Covid crash
  6. 6War in Ukraine, inflation surge
Peak → troughDownsideRecovered in
Dec 2021 → Sep 2022−24.8 %1.3 years
Dec 2019 → Mar 2020−20 %4 months
Oct 2007 → Feb 2009−52.6 %4.1 years
Aug 2000 → Sep 2002−46.3 %4.7 years
Aug 1987 → Nov 1987−30.2 %1.7 years

Monthly closes, price only (excluding dividends), in dollars: a one-day low does not show.

  • If I had invested…$199,685
  • DCA or all in?79 %
  • Missing the market's best months$34,520
  • Crashes: the fall and the recovery+100 %
  • Reinvested dividends: what they add+37 %
  • Livret A or stocks?€211,059
  • Compound interest calculator€172,470
  • The impact of fees€36,451
  • Financial independence (FIRE)€750,000
  • Start early or wait?−€186,724
  • Inflation calculator€554
  • Annualised return (CAGR)11.61 %
  • Average cost after buying the dip€85.00
  • Position size: how many shares?40