Table 2 clearly shows a clustering of
bear market lows around the congressional election period, or about two years into the presidential term.
Not exact matches
Ans.: As the commodity in question flounders
around its
lows in a
bear market.
The investment fund transactions show the
market is becoming interested in the stock, and while the buys are still very
low, at
around 0.29 %, one should
bear in mind that Maserich had not been previously considered as something valuable at all, so even such a small buying volume may boost future performance.
This surprise supply has primarily come from sovereign central banks: for example, 1,500 metric tonnes from one - time sound money nation Switzerland; 600 from France; 430 from the United Kingdom (most at the
bear market's absolute
low price of
around $ 255.00 / ounce; central bank «genius» for all to see); 300 from Netherlands; 225 from Portugal; 240 from Spain; 180 from Venezuela and counting; 90 from Brazil.
Importantly,
low rates
around 2 % -2.5 % did not terminate
bear market price evisceration in those two decades.