Sentences with phrase «beginnings of a secular bull market»

And that, yes, is the market to which the title of this article refers, where I think we might be seeing the beginnings of a secular bull market.

Or was March 2009 the beginning of a secular bull market?

The following chart (from Too Little to Lock In) provides a view of the sort of valuations we typically see at the beginning of secular bull market advances, versus where we are at present.

Not exact matches

We are entering the final leg of the first stage of the secular bull market which began in 2009.

We note, with a more than a little bit of curiosity, that the last secular bull market in U.S. stocks began in 1982 — just when the first Boomers turned 35.

Was the March 2009 low the end of a secular bear market and the beginning of a secular bull?

His views are partially driven by the fact that in the beginning of the last secular bull market, multiples were low and interest rates were high.

US stocks are not now and were not at the beginning of this move cheap enough in my opinion to support a secular bull market thesis.

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Given the extent and maturity of the recent advance, it's very odd that analysts are now beginning to toss around the idea that stocks have entered a secular bull market.

The main argument of the post — one that has been made many times before — is that passive investing is fine during bull markets, but it likely won't work going forward because «we are in a secular bear market that began in 2000.»

The main argument of the post — one that has been made many times before — is that passive investing is fine during bull markets, but it likely won't work going forward because «we are in a secular bear market that began -LSB-...]

An average bear market within a «secular» bear market period (a period generally about 17 - 18 years, where valuations begin at rich levels and achieve progressively lower levels over the course of 3 - 4 separate bull - bear cycles) is about 39 %, and wipes out about 80 % of the preceding bull market advance.

If the market is ever to enjoy a secular bull market period again, we have to accept the potential for valuations to achieve levels that have corresponded to the beginning of those secular advances, but that's a very long - term issue.

Bulls, Bears and P / E10 Predictions I took advantage of Ed Easterling's research to define the beginning and end of secular (long lasting) Bull Markets and secular Bear Markets.

How can a new secular bull market begin today unless you believe that suddenly the economies of the world are going to shrug off their debt loads and economic growth rates will suddenly shoot up to 5 %, 6 % or more?