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no matter when they do go public.
All right, let's turn to some historical market numbers.
The S&P 500 and NASDAQ, we've talked a little bit about kind of the history of recessions, potential, oil's impact.
The last major recession
before the financial crisis was the tech bubble, maybe some parallels to where we are today with AI, the market peaked in March of 2000.
So both the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ.
How long did it take for both of those to regain their all-time highs?
I mentioned this earlier.
That was the bottom of the Great Recession, but the market actually peaked in... Or was it March 2008 was the peak?
So March is a big year.
That's probably better.
Andy is good at this.
Seven years is the correct answer for the S&P.
Short-lived though, it really took 13 years to get a sustainable gain over that 2000 high, because then you had the great financial crisis.
That was 2007, right?
Yeah, 2007, 2008.
And then 15 years for the NASDAQ to get back to the all-time high.