V-Shaped Recovery

	Definition of 'V-Shaped Recovery' A type of economic recession and recovery that resembles a "V" shape in charting. Specifically, a V-shaped recovery represents the shape of the chart of certain economic measures, such as employment, GDP and industrial output. A V-shaped recovery involves a sharp decline in these metrics followed by a sharp rise back to its previous peak.
	Investopedia explains 'V-Shaped Recovery' There are countless other shapes a recession and recovery chart could take, including L-shaped, W-shaped, U-shaped and J-shaped. Each shape represents the general shape of the chart of economic metrics that gauge the health of the economy.

Related Definitions

Recession: What Does It Mean To Investors?

Understanding the business cycle and your own investment style can help you cope with an economic decline.
Five Strategies For Surviving Tough Times

Cruise through a slowing economy - even when others are going off the rails.
Market Bottom: Are We There Yet?

No one rings a bell when the bear market's over, but that doesn't mean there's no way to predict a bottom.
4 Tips For Buying Stocks In A Recession

Bear markets can terrify even seasoned investors. Learn how to invest safely.
What is a V-shaped recovery and how is it different from other recoveries?
A History Of Wall Street Profitability

Learn about the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Averages (DJIA) through the decades.
An Introduction To Behavioral Finance

Curious about how emotions and biases affect the market? Find some useful insight here.
5 Things You Shouldn't Do During A Recession

These tips can help you avoid financial risk, and are especially important during an economic slowdown.
The Baltic Dry Index: Evaluating An Economic Recovery

This index can provide insight into economic growth and production, but it has its critics.
4 ETF Strategies For A Down Market

If the market's got you feeling low, these investments could pick you up.

Why Americans Think Bush Is To Blame For The Economy	The Complete Guide To Calculating Your Net Worth		Top Investment Trends For 2013	5 Viable Career Options In 2013
	How Do Internet Browsers Make Money?	Commodities Of The Future	Trending Stocks And The January Effect