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Peter Mallouk highlighted that the S&P 500, including dividends, has risen more than 1,200 percent since its low in March 2009, despite experiencing 32 corrections of greater than 5 percent during this period.
Citing Peter Lynch, Mallouk underscored that investors have often lost more money trying to prepare for or anticipate market corrections than in corrections themselves.
Mallouk has previously stated that the main risk for investors is holding stocks for a short period rather than facing volatility, citing historical returns data for the S&P 500 (Longer S&P 500 investing cuts risk of poor outcome, Peter Mallouk says). He has also reported that major technology companies such as Amazon and Tesla have declined between 20% and 55% in recent bear markets (Big Tech stocks fall between 20% and 55% in bear market). The remarks reflect Mallouk's focus on investment time horizons and the scale of individual stock movements during periods of broader market stress.