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Bottoms up

Kicking off the morning with some good news for once, the below chart is from Goldman Sachs economists (via Clusterstock).

Goldman Sachs - Equity performance post financial crises

According to GS, economies usually take an average 2 - 2.5 years to recover from a financial crisis. Equities, however, usually reach their bottom after about a year — that would be in Q4 this year for the US, or, right around now!

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