Major market crises can make even the most disciplined investors question their strategy. From the Great Depression to more recent downturns, periods of extreme volatility have tested investor confidence time and time again. In this episode, Jerry Davidse walks through historical data to show how markets have behaved during major crises, and what long-term investors can learn from those experiences.

In this video, you’ll learn:

• What historical data shows about investing during major market crises since 1929

• Why even the worst possible market timing has still led to long-term positive outcomes

• How severe short-term drawdowns have been during past downturns

• What the Great Depression reveals about extreme market volatility

• How markets have historically recovered following major cr ...