Sentences with phrase «bull phase»

Other times, it may appear to be entering a new bull phase only to resume its downward slide.

Toward the end of almost any bull market, underwriting gets sloppy, and the mess that it leaves usually persists until early in the next bull phase.

Are we perhaps nearing the end of a cyclical bull phase in a structural bull market?

When the next bull phase comes, be aware, and avoid slick talkers who have a good private game going, unless it can be verified by many competent independent third parties.

When markets are on rampant bull phase Analyst start predicting and giving market PE more than 20-22-25 as market moves upward in the short term.

We expect Asian markets to continue a long - term secular bull phase, reflecting the economic growth in those countries, although markets will probably experience corrections along the way.»

1984 - 2007 was one incredible bull phase, and it will be followed by an similarly large bust phase, as debts will have to be reconciled.

Do you have enough wherewithal to survive a longer bull phase?

Bitcoin had a record - breaking bull phase in 2017 which helped it in reaching close to $ 20000 figures.

The 23 week Relative Strength Indicator (RSI) stays above 50 during bull phases and below 50 during bear phases.

When you compare dividend option and growth option of any scheme, then you always find that growth funds are the winner in bull phase...

While most commentators are telling you the bull market has been going on since 2009, the 15 % to 20 % dip in the major indexes from the spring of 2015 through February 2016 did so much damage to many sectors (commodities, transports, industrials, financials, etc.) and the broad market that it's possible this rally is an entirely new bull phase — not just an extension of the last one.

Watch the technicals closely and act only after cross-verification favors the next bull phase.

Christopher Wood, equity strategist at CLSA, Asia's leading brokerage firm, predicted at a recent press briefing that investment in India will once again pick up and that markets will enter a new bull phase.

However, they also have difficulty identifying whether the stock market is indeed in a bull phase that is climbing the wall of worry or whether fear is justified and the bull market is nearing the end.

Closing above $ 1358 at week's end could help to establish that gold has in fact entered a new bull phase.

They however yield higher returns when the market is in its bull phase.

That's fine in the bull phase of the cycle, but it can spell trouble in the bear phase, when cash flow might go negative and skilled claims adjusters are hard to find.

Men have lost their jobs for not grabbing enough yield in the bull phase; this leads others to invest in securities of dubious quality, but possessing stellar YTNJs [YTNJ = Yield To Next Job].

Practices that can be gooten away with during a bull phase of the market will fall flat during the bear phase.

Why else are credit cycles long and benign in the bull phase, and short and sharp in the bear phase?

(Where were these writers during the bull phase?)

The spread tightening in the bull phase of the cycle is initially relatively rapid, and gives way to smaller bits of incremental tightening, until it is too much, or an exogenous force acts on it.

Organize society for stability, not boffo profits for banks in the bull phase, and huge losses / bailouts in the bear phase.

The moment that you say «This end badly,» in the midst of the bull phase, you can get labeled a perma - bear.

The bull phase of the cycle is all about income statements, and estimating what future income will be.

In the first part of the bull phase of the cycle, pricing / risk margins decline due to competition.

Opportunities to avoid the bust come in the bull phase of the market.

That is why many financial firms accept the asset - liability mismatch — they want to make more money in the short - run in the bull phase of the market.

It is almost like the economic system during the bull phase self - organizes for the largest possible failure.

In particular, when the bull phase has gone on for two full years, watch for equity volatility and credit spreads to stop falling.

We divided the ten - year period ending December 2016 into three market regimes, including bear (peak to trough), recovery (first 12 months after the trough), and bull phase (from recovery to the peak), based on the S&P BSE Sensex total return performance, and examined performance of the Indian Equity Large - Cap and Indian Equity Mid - / Small - Cap funds in different markets (see Exhibit 1).

It is also useful to remember that reducing correlation during the bull phase of the market has little to do with what happens in the bear phase of the market, where all risk assets trade as a group, and the former correlations don't hold.

They are valuable during the bull phase of the credit cycle.

With an average of 75 percent in large caps, the fund is especially formidable in reducing losses in bear markets, rather than outpacing its peers in bull phases.

So what is your algorithm for marking assets BELOW their trading value when we are in a puke - up bull phase?

I don't know if we are going to continue this bear phase of the market or if a bull phase will soon return.

Credit spreads are tight for long periods during the bull phase, and very fat for short periods during the bear phase.

The market was in a bull phase from 1971 until the present, so it doesn't surprise me that after streaks downward that the market tends to rally, and after streaks upward the market meanders?

They have high or negative P / E multiples near the bottom of the cycle, because the bull phase is anticipated.

Due to competitive pressures, that rating is likely to be liberal, but during the bull phase of the credit markets, that will be hidden.

Same for implied volatility... the VIX spikes during equity and credit market panics, but lolls around at low levels during the bull phase.

That is often the class of debt that has grown the most in the bull phase of the cycle, or, the one that has financed with short - term debt.

(Much as I had hubris toward the end of the bull phase... let me stab myself.)

On average it takes 2,176 days — nearly six years — after the end of a bull phase before the Dow makes its next 1,000 - point gain, explains Rosenberg.

Bull markets have shallower moves and longer duration, the same way that the bull phase of the credit cycle goes.