Still, over time and on average, bear markets are plenty serious. Across 15 S&P bear markets in 100 years, we find investors suffer more than a 38% decline in the average stock market crash.

> Served from: Jan. 20, 2001 – Jan. 20, 2009 > Months in office: 96 > Party affiliation: Republican Under President George W. Bush, the stock market was roiled by several major geopolitical events.

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Over the same period, the stock market made significant gains, with the Dow climbing 26.1%. 10. Donald J. Trump • DJIA performance: +35.5% • Served from: Jan. 20, 2017 - Present ...

The stock market continued to decline over the next few years (bringing that $100 investment down to a value of $49.04) and didn’t recover until after the 1918 influenza pandemic.

Palantir shares have soared about 1,000% over the last three years as it's launched its popular Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP), delivered accelerating growth over several quarters, turned ...

Which is to say that, for the past 75 years or so, from 1936 through 2011 -- or practically the entire history of the U.S. stock market, except only the time of the Great Depression -- U.S ...

The stock market performed relatively well under President Gerald Ford, despite high unemployment and inflation. In the 29 short months of Ford’s presidency, the Dow climbed by 40.6%.