The bounce in early 1930 was from a low of 195 to a high of 267, then stabilizing at 240 before falling off a cliff and hitting 42 in 1932. That was a bounce of around 35%.
The bounce from Sept 11, 2001 to early 2002 was from 8000 to 10500, about 25%, before dropping back down to 7500 6 months later.
The Dow recovered from 800 to 1000 in 1980, a gain of 25%, before dropping back to 800 in 1982.
The Dow recovered from 600 in January 1975 to 1000 in January 1976, a gain of 66%, before falling back down to 750 by 1978 (and still being there in 1982).
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The bounce in early 1930 was from a low of 195 to a high of 267, then stabilizing at 240 before falling off a cliff and hitting 42 in 1932. That was a bounce of around 35%.
The bounce from Sept 11, 2001 to early 2002 was from 8000 to 10500, about 25%, before dropping back down to 7500 6 months later.
The Dow recovered from 800 to 1000 in 1980, a gain of 25%, before dropping back to 800 in 1982.
The Dow recovered from 600 in January 1975 to 1000 in January 1976, a gain of 66%, before falling back down to 750 by 1978 (and still being there in 1982).