Riding the Bulls: Seven Era-Defining Markets from the Roaring Twenties to the Digital Age

The Post-War Bull Market (1949-1966)

The bull market that followed World War II was driven by a booming economy, fueled by the rebuilding efforts in Europe and Japan. The war had also led to significant technological advancements, which transformed industries and boosted productivity. This era saw the rise of the middle class, with increasing wages and consumer spending. However, this period ended with a bear market triggered by economic stagnation and inflation.