Radio Country: In Microsoft Word, What Happens When You Press Ctrl+shift+v?

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

In Microsoft Word, What Happens When You Press Ctrl+shift+v?

Last Time the Market Was This Expensive, Investors Waited 14 Years to Break Even

In 1999, the S&P 500 peaked. Then it took 14 years to gradually recover by 2013.

Today? Goldman Sachs sounds crazy forecasting 3% returns for 2024 to 2034.

But we're currently seeing the highest price for the S&P 500 compared to earnings since the dot-com boom.

So, maybe that's why they're not alone; Vanguard projects about 5%.

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Trivia Break

In Microsoft Word, What Happens When You Press Ctrl+shift+v?

💡 Need a Hint?

Think about what happens when you want to insert copied content without bringing along its original formatting.

Paste with formatting

Paste without formatting (plain text)

Cut text

Copy text

🌟 Fun Fact

The Paste Special feature in Microsoft Word has been around since the early 1990s, and Ctrl+Shift+V became the shortcut for paste-without-formatting in later versions, mirroring a keyboard shortcut that was already popular in other applications like Gmail and Google Docs.