Sentences with phrase «cyclical bear market in»

It is altogether possible that we can have a cyclical downturn in the U.S. economy by early 2019, and a cyclical bear market in stocks this year, anticipating such a development.

«The bear market in valuations has already begun and supports our overall view that the next cyclical bear market in US equities may have already begun, but is being masked by an index price level that has fallen only 12 % thanks to the adrenaline shot to EPS from tax.»

There were cyclical bear markets in 1977 and 1981 - 2 (both ~ 20 % drops in senior indexes), and in 1994 (DJI / SPX fell less than 10 %, but small caps were down 25 % + after the huge small cap bull cycle in 1991 - 3) and 1998 (over 20 % drop in SP in 4 months, with LTCM failure the final chord).

Not exact matches

«A bear market in bonds calls for more than a global cyclical upswing, as not all forces that dragged yields down over the past decades have suddenly vanished,» argued Peter van der Welle, a strategist at Robeco.

In all probability, December 2015 marked the bottom of the cyclical gold and silver bear market — a bear cycle that had been in play since silver topped in May 2011 and gold in September of the same yeaIn all probability, December 2015 marked the bottom of the cyclical gold and silver bear market — a bear cycle that had been in play since silver topped in May 2011 and gold in September of the same yeain play since silver topped in May 2011 and gold in September of the same yeain May 2011 and gold in September of the same yeain September of the same year.

In fact, Mr. Ritholtz is one of several commentators who believe this rally has merely been a temporary cyclical swing in the midst of a longer - term bear market — one that began roughly a decade ago and is far from oveIn fact, Mr. Ritholtz is one of several commentators who believe this rally has merely been a temporary cyclical swing in the midst of a longer - term bear market — one that began roughly a decade ago and is far from ovein the midst of a longer - term bear market — one that began roughly a decade ago and is far from over.

However, after enormous bailouts of the largest financial institutions in the country, as well as the auto industry, and even more monetary ease than in 2003 (accompanied by TARP, the stimulus plan, QE, and QE2); we started another cyclical bull market within the secular bear market.

Obviously, with a cyclical asset you will find losses and the widest spread between price and financial operating metrics because a trough occurs in a bear market of declining product prices.

The counter to that is that this is merely a cyclical bull market in the context of the secular bear market that started in 2000.

Well, Slater is really talking here about to spot a bear market bottom, rather than a turning point in the middle of a cyclical recovery.

Moreover, dividend stocks are often more stable, less - cyclical stocks which mean they hold up better than high - flying growth stocks in a bear market.

If July turns out to be the low point for this bear market, it will then mark the second highest level of valuation that a cyclical bull has ever started from (the highest starting valuation level was in 2003).

My own controversial perspective is that we are in a cyclical bull market, which is a part of a larger secular bear market.

But he did say that he can't understand why investors are willing to accept the idea of cyclical bear markets (which last in the neighborhood of two and half years) but not secular ones.

They want to max out their RRSPs and TFSAs so they can retire at a young age, not because they have any interest in asset allocation, rebalancing, or cyclical bull / bear markets.

Anyone who thinks that the bounce means that the current bear market is over would do well to study the behavior of bear markets past (quite aside from simply looking at the plethora of data about the economy in general, the cyclical nature of long - run corporate earnings and price - earnings multiples over the same cycle).

The key to knowing that the cyclical bear market was over was the higher low that occurred in January 2003.

Next look at the cyclical bear market that began in the Fall 2000 and ended in March 2003.

The following chart is a classic example of a cyclical bear market starting in 1966 and lasting till 1982.

Understanding whether we are in a cyclical bull or bear market greatly enhances our chances for success.

As you can see, this secular bear market was typical of most secular bear markets, such as the one from 1966 - 1982, composed of mostly vicious cyclical bull and bear markets that result in a mostly sideways long term movement.