With the huge volatility in the market in recent months due to the many unprecedented events (is it me or do you all think that the word unprecedented has been heavily used nowadays), there have been many questions from many different groups of people on the topic of investing. Some of these questions are "Is this the best time to get into the market?" or "Is this a dead cat bounce?" etc. Most of these questions point to the same topic of trying to understand what's exactly the best way to invest. Could we actually use historical data and perhaps some statistics to understand this? That's what we are about to find out in this article. First, what's the most common way of investing for most of us here? I believe the usual way is to create our very own portfolio of stocks based on what we believed to be...