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Phil Rosen stated that when the last generational technology bubble collapsed, the average stock still produced positive returns.
Rosen highlighted this historical market outcome in a recent social media post.
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In previous coverage, Phil Rosen noted that a $10,000 investment in the S&P 500 in 2005 would have grown to $54,839 by 2025 if key trading days were held, but missing them could cut returns to $9,428. He also reported that the S&P 500 gained 118% over four years, with only two other bull markets in the past 70 years showing higher returns. Details of these findings are available at S&P 500 growth from 2005 to 2025 and recent S&P 500 gains.