In fact, you can do just that by checking out this recent compendium of
bull and bear markets since 1929 recently compiled by Yardeni Research.
Not exact matches
However, although sharp corrections are somewhat rare (they have only occurred in nine years
since 1962), they have happened more often during
bull markets than during
bear markets,
and thus have often presented buying opportunities historically.
Since my impression is that the Fund continues to nicely achieve its objectives, it's important that shareholders remember that those objectives focus on achieving strong absolute
and risk - adjusted returns over the complete
market cycle (i.e. peak - to - peak,
bull markets and bear markets combined).
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It also rationalizes why
Bear markets tend to be sharper —
and much shorter — than
Bulls: The Crash of «29 was followed by 4 consecutive down years (a feat not matched
since).
Having seen the share
market's ups
and downs
since he started buying shares in the 1960s, share
market 85 - year - old trader Frank Hirst knows a thing or two about the
bears and the
bulls.
To achieve superior returns through
bull and bear markets alike, investors should look to stocks with the very highest dividend yields, according to a new study by Dow Theory Forecasts, an investment newsletter published
since 1946, as reported by Barron's.
While First Trust counts nine
bull markets (including the current one)
and eight
bear markets since 1926, Yardeni Research Inc. uses a different methodology, tallying 23
bull markets and 20
bear markets since 1928.
It looks at the
bull and bear markets on Wall Street
since 1926.
Since 1929, investors have grappled with 20
bears — defined as a 20 % - or - better drop in stock prices — according to Yardeni Research's
Market Briefing: S&P 500
Bull &
Bear Markets and Corrections.
Since its inception in July 1997, the DRS Select Composite has successfully navigated through three
bull markets and two
bear markets.
Even though this is a relatively short time span, the 26 calendar years
since 1989 include two major
bear markets, two strong recoveries
and a strong U.S.
bull market during the 1990s in which the S&P 500 outperformed all its competition.
Since bull markets tend to last much longer than
bear markets and produce returns well above the average, capturing a «fair amount» does not need to be that high.
-- Mike Williams, Founder
and Managing Partner at Alan Steel Asset Management, writing on 2/19/18 about a chart showing all the
bear markets (in orange)
and bull markets (in blue)
since 1926.
The business media in particular likes to use terms like «
bulls», «
bears»
since they need to make
market moves
and trends more exciting than they really are.
To earn this distinction, the Fund had to outperform its peers in both
bull and bear market cycles
since 2000.
Since the S&P SmallCap 600 was launched in 1994, there are five
bear and bull market cycles (as defined by peak to trough
and trough to peak periods of the S&P 500) to analyze,
and the S&P SmallCap 600 outperformed the Russell 2000 in four of those cycles.
Butler Philbrick Gordillo
and Associates have an interesting post called What the
Bull Giveth, the Bear Taketh Away on the duration and magnitude of all bull and bear market periods in U.S. stocks since 1
Bull Giveth, the
Bear Taketh Away on the duration and magnitude of all bull and bear market periods in U.S. stocks since 1
Bear Taketh Away on the duration
and magnitude of all
bull and bear market periods in U.S. stocks since 1
bull and bear market periods in U.S. stocks since 1
bear market periods in U.S. stocks
since 1871.
For the purpose of the study below, we examined the S&P 500 price series from Shiller's publicly available database to understand the duration
and magnitude of all
bull and bear market periods in U.S. stocks
since 1871.
This post is part 2 of last week's post about the duration
and magnitude of all
bull market periods in U.S. stocks since 1871, which used the S&P 500 price series from Shiller's publicly available database and the method adopted by Butler Philbrick Gordillo and Associates» post What the Bull Giveth, the Bear Taketh A
bull market periods in U.S. stocks
since 1871, which used the S&P 500 price series from Shiller's publicly available database
and the method adopted by Butler Philbrick Gordillo
and Associates» post What the
Bull Giveth, the Bear Taketh A
Bull Giveth, the
Bear Taketh Away.
Bob Brinker made long term timing calls
and he didn't do well when the
bear market hit
since he was a long - standing
bull.
Since» 72, there have been 14
bull and 13
bear market cycles (20 % rises / declines preceded by a 20 % decline / rise).
For our first Bespoke Reference report, we highlight historical
bull and bear markets of the S&P 500
since 1945.