Sentences with phrase «bull market since»

You know, I have to be honest, we «ve been in a very strong bull market since 2009.
In fact, during this Secular Bull Market since 2013 we've already had a 14 % retracement in 2015/2016 on the DJIA and S&P 500, and an 18 % fall on the NASDAQ.
The median bull market since 1871 has historically lasted 50 months (about 4.17 years).
In 2000, I wrote a short paper entitled «Death of the Risk Premium,» with Ron Ryan, which was received with widespread derision, but ultimately proved correct: plain old 10 - year government bonds have produced higher returns than stocks since then, by a cumulative margin of over 30 %, despite the durable bull market since 2002.
The average bull market since 1942 has lasted 32 months, while the average bear market has lasted only 12 months.
Mark «Its worth noting that bonds have been in a huge bull market since 1980.
Currently we have been in a bull market since the end of December of 2011.
Importantly, the US dollar has also enjoyed a bull market since 2011, which we believe may now be in the process of topping out.
In each of the charts below the blue dates represent the beginning of each bull market since 1940.
And, of course, bonds have been in a bull market since 1981, leading to valuation levels today that are hard to comprehend.
Especially as we've been in a raging bull market since 2009.
SPY has been in a secular bull market since March 2009.
Based purely on long - term cycles, a successful argument could be made that we have been in a secular commodity bull market since the turn of the century in 2000.
For example, government bonds like U.S. Treasuries and UK Gilts could be thought of as being in a long bull market since the early 1980s.
I'm happy he's finally seen some progress, but even if the markets hadn't experienced the massive bull market since then, the message would have remained the same.
Generally speaking, all commodities have been in a long - term secular bull market since the early 2000s.
You know, I have to be honest, we «ve been in a very strong bull market since 2009.
If the stock market expansion reaches the summer months, it will become the longest bull market since World War II, Marrion said.
Indeed, we've had many of those panicky sell - offs during this nearly eight - year bull market since the March 2009 financial - crisis bottom.
And what's remarkable about this bull market since it began is that on a cumulative basis, not a single dollar of net new money has come into U.S. equity [funds].
There have been three secular bull markets since 1920 (not counting the current bull market).
Four of the five previous bull markets since 1970 ended as investors got spooked by a recession, or the anticipation of one, and sold stocks.
The big caveat to this date is that three bull markets since 1949 didn't even make it to their third birthdays and three others lasted more than six years.
Add to that the fact that the bull market turns five years old in March — only 5 of the 15 bull markets since the Great Depression have lasted this long — and it wouldn't be surprising if some investors are thinking it might be time to scale back any new investing (or even head for the exits altogether).
Data from First Trust shows that there have been nine bull markets since 1926, with durations ranging from 2.5 years to 13.9 years.
My colleague Rob Charette uncovered some statistical evidence based upon the 35 stock bull markets since 1900.
If you look at the secular bull markets since 1900 to the end of 2000, it seems like the average return has increased for each successive secular bull, but the time has been shorter.
On the one hand we know that 3 of the last 10 bull markets since 1949 have stopped short of their third year birthday.
The 25 bull markets since 1929 have lasted an average of 31 months — three times as long as the average bear market.
Of 13 bull markets since 1946 that have gone a year without a high, ten have ended in bear markets («Clock ticks on bull market,» 5/20/16).

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Still, Wilson is not calling for the end of the bull market — at least not right this instant — since, as he notes, this euphoric stage can last for a while.
Since the start of the bull market, valuations have been held down by fears of a double dip in the US, a hard landing in China, and a meltdown in Europe.
As I've noted before, since the start of 2013 — when the «fiscal cliff» calamity was averted at the very last minute with a deal struck between Vice President Joe Biden and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R - KY)-- investors have been impervious to the sorts of anxiety attacks that caused significant corrections during the first four years of the bull market.
The eurozone and Japan are best - placed for the continuing bull run, according to Citi, since both regions have both strong earnings potential and central banks ready and willing to flush the markets with more quantitative easing.
Gold prices have seen a steady decline since a 2011 peak as the bull market stretched on and riskier asset classes found favor over safe havens.
Shares of GGP, which invests in shopping centers, is up more than 7,000 percent since the bull market started on March 9, 2009.
That makes it the best performer in the benchmark since the bull market began.
JR: Well I'm very keen to hear that, especially since none of these people saw the bull market coming.
«The S&P 500 has risen 200 % since the bull market began in March 2009 — not unprecedented by historical standards.
Despite rising valuations and a soaring American stock market — the S&P 500 is up 136 % since it bottomed in March 2009 — it's hard to know if we're in the midst of a bull run, a sideways market or the prelude to a fall.
Historically, bull markets lasting at least 4 years (since 1897) have only ended with a recession — that is, they typically do not end just because «everyone is too bullish.»
The multiple reached its peak for this bull market at 23.4, well above the five - year average of 18, and has since retreated below 20.
You've maxed out your Roth IRA ($ 5,500) for 4 years, $ 22,000 in contributions, and since we've been in a bull market for that whole period (up 60 + %), your Roth IRA is now worth close to $ 30k.
Global equity investors entered 2018 seemingly happier than at any stage since the bull market began during the first quarter of 2009.
It is also worth noting that market observers have been predicting a correction on the horizon for quite some time, given that markets have largely been climbing since the recession and bull markets can't last forever.
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.
It has been 9 years since the market bottomed during the financial crisis, which is historically on the long side for a bull market.
The gauge trades at a valuation of 18 times reported earnings, the highest since 2011 when it was in the middle of a 19 percent slide, its biggest during the current five - year bull market.
The backdrop that set the stage for these results, and for the ongoing bull market in stocks more generally, has been in place since the global financial crisis — tame inflation, historically low interest rates and moderate economic growth in the United States have all been supportive for growth investing.
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.
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