The market gets on a roll, overshoots, retrenches, and sometimes-as in the 18 months that ended last November - just slides sideways. Yet equity returns come in waves, not in metered doses. Looking at these facts side by side, it might seem the market has been twice as generous as usual so far this year, tempting a wary investor to back away from stocks or expect next to nothing more over the coming six months. For 2017, in just under half a year, the S&P 500's total return is 9.7 percent. The average annualized total return for the over the past 90 years is 9.8 percent.
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