UPward trend of the S&P500

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In summary, four falls greater than 30% and another four falls greater than 20%. In total, there are eight serious corrective phases suffered in the last 70 years, that is, a little more than one in each decade .

This scenario scares most investors, and it's a shame because they miss what really matters in the Stock Market: the unstoppable and inevitable long-term upward trend of the S&P500 (the most important stock market index in the world).