Post #657 by BlueGrits on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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The mere fact of a recession doesn't really change the value of the typical stock, since almost all of the value of any equity is past the ten year mark.

It might not change the value of the typical stock, but won't it surely lower the price as fewer people are buying stock and instead focusing on meeting living expenses and squirreling away money out of fear of what comes next?

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