Cramer Says S&P 500’s Four-Year Run Shows Cost of Exiting

Mad Money host Jim Cramer said the S&P 500’s roughly 118% advance since its Oct. 12, 2022, low shows why investors may miss recoveries when they exit during periods of uncertainty. The four-year bull market continued through aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes, a banking crisis, sweeping tariffs and war in Iran. The rally began amid broad concerns about inflation and economic weakness, but those setbacks did not stop the benchmark’s rise. A $10,000 investment in the S&P 500 at the October 2022 low would have grown to nearly $23,061.

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