Stock prices flatlined between 2000―2012. Will it happen again?

In the “Lost Decade” at the beginning of the 21st century, the S&P 500 had a 0% price return—even though underlying corporate earnings more than doubled over that period.

Zacks Managing Director and Equity Strategist Tim Nyland, CFA, recently finished a 3-part webinar series analyzing the economic and market forces behind this period—and whether another Lost Decade could be in our future.

The “Lost Decade” series is essential viewing for any financial professional—so we’re making all three parts available to you right now. Don’t miss it!

Part 1

6 Warning Signs of a ‘Lost Decade’ Ahead for Stocks

Tim identifies 6 warning signs that could point to another lost decade—including 5 have that already been met! What is #6?

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Part 3

Doomsday Prepping for a
Potential “Lost Decade” in Stocks

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