The Persistence of Innovation-Led Bull Markets ๐ The Chart Report
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Since the 1920s, innovation-led market expansions have typically lasted around 25 years, followed by consolidation phases averaging roughly a decade.
Todayโs technology era is about 15 years in, suggesting this cycle may be more mature than early, but may be far from finished.
Every expansion has felt โtoo extendedโ along the way, yet history shows transformative trends often last far longer than investors expect.
The Takeaway: The biggest mistake investors can make is often underestimating how long powerful trends can persist.
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