The S&P 500 has averaged 10.13% annual returns since 1957, turning a $100 investment into $87,000 by 2024. But once adjusted for inflation, that same investment is worth only $7,700 in real purchasing power. Despite market crashes, recessions, and tech booms, the index remains a powerful wealth-building tool. However, increasing market concentration raises concerns—today, just 10 stocks make up 33% of its value. So, is investing in the S&P 500 still a safe bet?

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Source: Investopedia

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