Especially in a bull market like we're in right now.
Not exact matches
But as we approach the eighth birthday
in March of the second - longest
bull market in modern times, recency bias can lull us into a false sense of security,
especially given the very good returns of the past three or four years.
Sales are always hard,
especially when times are good and investors are riding the coattails of one of the best performing
bull markets in modern times.
When the stock
market started a
bull run later
in Obama's term, the air was taken out of the idea that the president was to blame for the dip,
especially since none of his fiscal policies changed.
While it can be profitable
in the short term (
especially during
bull markets), it very rarely provides a lifetime of sustainable income or returns.
It's easy to say do XYZ
in hindsight,
especially now that we are back to
bull markets.
Naturally, everyone piled into it,
especially after the financial crisis, which was the biggest
bull market in volatility the world had ever seen.
Our allocation can shift fairly quickly,
especially when you have a
bull market in the backdrop.
... to rising corporate profits, an ok economy, slow inflation and a reasonably quiet Fed and you get all the reasons to defer selling and booking your eight - year
bull market capital gains,
especially since TINA (there is no alternative) remains
in everybody's mind.
I have never seen a
bull market,
especially a long - enduring one such as the bond
bull market that started back
in 1981, that failed to end
in total euphoria and universal acceptance of the prevailing trend.
If ININ reports another revenue miss,
especially after the miss
in Q1, the
market could quickly realize that the hopes behind the
bull case just aren't enough to support the stock at its current valuation.
Especially as we've been
in a raging
bull market since 2009.
As Heath wrote: «Wednesday's
market turbulence comes amid near - record highs following an eight - year
bull run fueled by strong earnings,
especially in the technology sector.
However I do not think the
bull market in gold has run its course,
especially with the Federal Reserve stating it will keep rates at low levels for the foreseeable future.
Although it's still entirely possible to have a bear
market despite a decent economy, I don't believe the current correction marks the end of the
bull market,
especially considering solid growth and a lower likelihood for a September Federal Reserve (Fed) hike
in interest rates.
With a big investment
in ETFs already, Schwab needs to see a payoff from the strategy —
especially during such a big
bull market.
This is true
in bull markets and is
especially true during bear
markets.
Like I've enumerated many times before, healthcare will be another huge
bull market in this century,
especially with 80 million baby boomers ready to retire.
Previous oil
bull markets have been accompanied by powerful narratives: the explosion of the Asian middle class —
especially in China — means huge demand.
Rebalance once yearly during bear
markets and every other year during
bull markets especially in taxable accounts.
But variations
in the tone and extent of that bullishness can be informative,
especially when the consensus is extremely optimistic at new highs of mature
bull markets, and defensive at new lows of mature bear
markets.
In a
bull market especially, people get caught up with how well their stocks are doing but forget to compare it to a benchmark.
I think that this is
especially relevant at this time because many investors will tend to confuse their good efforts at stock selection with the general returns delivered
in a
bull market.
You want to be careful about this,
especially as we are now
in one of the longest lasting
bull markets ever.
Especially now, after having been
in a
bull market for so long - even though we could have years and years left of the current
bull market.
I think it's important -
especially as I write this
in October of 2017 - to consider how with hindsight the results of buying and holding the right stocks through a
bull market look better than we should perhaps expect we can do
in the future.
High quality businesses appear to shine
especially in times of
market stress, but can lag
in bull markets; and
While the UK newspaper scene is uniquely competitive (
especially compared to the US with over half a dozen national dailies selling
in the same
market), and historically there have been equally frenzied bouts of mis - reporting
in the past on topics as diverse as pit
bulls, vaccines and child abductions, there is something new
in this mess that is worth discussing.
Especially for those investors who swear by the price and volume charts for determining the direction of
market sentiment, Bitcoin surely did come off as one tough
bull which is here to stay
in this race for long.
Considering all of the potential improvements described
in this article —
especially the privacy release and first - of - its - kind decentralized exchange — a little extra attention for the project might just be the catalyst that sends it surging up the
market cap rankings during the next crypto
bull run.