Phrases with «secular bull»

The phrase "secular bull" refers to a long-lasting period of rising prices or positive trends in the financial markets. It suggests that an extended period of growth, typically over multiple years, is expected in the economy or a particular asset class. Full definition

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Sentences with «secular bull»

Sometimes, in secular bull markets, that can be plenty and investors feel secure. (investorsinsight.com)
In fact, some of the individual periods have provided strong returns, especially when they marked the beginning of secular bull markets, like in 1942 and the early 1980's. (hussman.net)
And as this chart shows, we may well have entered a new secular bull market in 2013, which could bring huge gains over the next decade plus. (zoneofcompetence.com)
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Phrases with «secular bull»

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