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Over the past three decades there have been plenty of shocks to dissuade people from investing. Our data shows what happened after each event.
Should you stick, sell or buy after the crash? Duncan Lamont, Schroder’s Head of Resaerch and Analytics, looks to 148 years of stock market history for potential answers.