If we define the recent
downturn as a bear market anyway, the recent low will represent the highest level of valuation that has ever prevailed at the bottom of a bear market.
If we define the recent
downturn as a bear market anyway, the recent low will represent the highest level of valuation that has ever prevailed at the bottom of a bear market.
Not exact matches
As a rule, when
market downturns coincide with economic
downturns, the
bear market bottom has never occurred until the recession is widely and firmly recognized by the media.
The
downturn threatened a
bear -
market reversal
as prices approached the recent low of $ 6,425.
As for leverage, conventional analysis in the»50s and»60s looked at the possible
downturn in a company's operations in the worst imaginable
bear market, and borrowed money only to the extent that it could be repaid even in that event.
A
bear market is generally defined
as a
downturn of 20 % or more.)
But there's a real definition that's generally agreed on: A
bear market is a
downturn of 20 % or more, lasting at least 60 days, in any broad equity index such
as the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, or the Nasdaq.