Market Volatility
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A 20% Drop in Chip Stocks Is the Norm, Not the Exception: SOX Data Since 1994
Since 1994 the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has dropped an average of 29% within a year and still finished the year up 20.7% on average. For long-term investors, headlines about declines from the peak come with a useful counterweight.
This, Too, Shall Pass. But Investors Should Come Out Tougher
Selloffs will keep coming. Lower debt, less concentration and steady buying can make them easier to live with.
US Rates Are at 5%. Why Traders Still Fear a Yen Carry Blowup
The rate gap isn't the danger, the yen's speed is. A 2024 playbook suggests growth-stock investors need to watch USD/JPY, Japanese rates and volatility together, not just the Fed.
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