Specifically, strict trading rules will not work in all market conditions; they may work
great in a bull market or in a bear market, but fail miserably in sideways markets.
Buy - and - hold investing looks
great in a bull market.
If the manager is taking more risk then they look
great in bull markets and very bad in bear markets.
Not exact matches
We are
in the final stages of the first leg of a
great bull market, maybe one of the
greatest ever.
Also, the multiyear
bull market in stocks may mean that a
greater share of your money might be invested
in stocks than you are comfortable with.
«This is why people didn't figure out that it was the
Great Depression until two years after the worst point
in the crisis
in the 1930s; and why it took decades, not months, quarters or even years, for the complete transition to the next sustainable economic expansion and
bull market.
We are experiencing the second leg up of the
greatest gold
bull market in history.
Your $ 27,000 a year is
great after a nice
bull market, but what is the inflation rate, risk free rate, and the past several years of broader
market returns
in Australia?
For example, investors often become convinced late
in a
bull market that «the
greatest risk is being out of the
market.»
While there's a
great deal of variation across individual
market cycles, that's roughly the historical average for a 5.25 year
market cycle: a 135 % gain, a 30 % loss, and a 65 % full - cycle return (about 10 % compounded annually, with the full - cycle return coming
in at less than half of the
bull market gain).
Retail securities tend to track the
market as a whole but with a
greater degree of volatility, resulting
in stronger gains during
bull markets but larger losses during bear
markets.
There's been a 35 - year secular fixed income
bull market, which is no
great revelation, but people are starting to lose faith
in central banks.
«There is no doubt
in my mind that we're now at the beginning of a
great bull market that will last for at least two years.»
You can be a successful investor by being disciplined
in following a set of investment strategies and rules that guide you through
bull and bear
markets, times of greed and times of fear, and periods of high risk and periods of
great opportunity.
Bob and Doug discuss the
great Bull Market that began
in 1978, which Bob predicted
in his first book «The Elliott Wave Principle».
This week
in Toronto: Tips for first time buyers, Toronto's
bull market is still stampeding and May was a
great month for this city.
That is, it's true that silver has
in the past achieved a
greater percentage gain than gold from
bull -
market start to
bull -
market end.
If an investor had got nervous
in 1996 and sold down his equities, he'd have missed out on much of that
great bull market.
Conclusion
In general, the historical movement of inflation provides evidence that real rates of return on T - bills will revert closer to historical norms rather than what we experienced during the
Great Bull Market.
Today, all major stock indices are
in the midst of one of the
greatest bull markets in the history of Wall Street.
Furthermore, I believe
market timing can be the
greatest detractor to our long - term returns whether we become overly pessimistic and sell into bear
markets, catch the irrational exuberance bug and buy into the end of
bull market rallies, or sell out too early
in bull markets and miss some of the best years
in the
market.
His outlook has changed drastically since he started his first job trading Japanese
markets in 1986: «What I walked into at that time was one of the
greatest bull market bubbles the world had ever seen,
in the Japanese equity
market and real estate
market.»
However, there are
greater drivers of burgeoning state pension debts, such as the state legislature's long history of underinvesting
in the pension fund as well as increasing benefits during
bull markets without ensuring long - term solvency.
They argue that «there must be serious fundamental problems with any asset class that commands a Normalized P / E of only 13x at the peak (
in May 2015) of one of the
greatest liquidity - driven
bull markets in history.
Fortunately, the
market bottomed out
in March of 2009 and one of the
greatest bull markets began.
The same signals are not profitable
in bull markets, bear
markets, and range bound
markets regardless of how
great the signals are.
In another context it is 120 %
greater than the median duration of other
Bull markets.
The
bulls argue that this premium is justified (or non-existent) because interest rates are low, earnings will stay elevated because US companies earn a
greater share of income internationally, and the
market has peaked at higher Shiller PEs
in the past: 1929 peaked 33x, 2000 peaked at 44x, Japan got to 100x
in the 1990s, and China has traded at 100x this year.
The financial crisis and
Great Recession created a
bull market in doom and gloom.
«At the quarter - century mark of 1925, the
great bull market was under way, and Graham, then 31, had enjoyed impressive success as an investor
in the challenging years since 1915.
The rise of the robo - advisers has coincided with one of the
great bull markets of the century: the real test will come when we next experience a 20 % or 30 % drop
in the stock
market and online investors get jittery.
We experienced the
greatest bull market in U.S. history from the early 80s through the late 90s.
At the darkest point
in the headlines are when new
bull markets appear and conversely bear
markets appear when all the headlines are shouting not just good news... but
great news.
Great traders are bullish
in bull markets, and bearish
in bear
markets, until the end when then trend bends.
BESIDES SHOWERING RICHES ON THE AVERAGE man
in the Street and fueling perhaps the most satisfying economic expansion
in history - a boom without tears - this
greatest of all
bull markets has completely reformulated truisms that investors have lived - and sometimes died - by, ever since the Buttonwood Tree was a spindly sapling.
Great traders are simply long
in bull markets and short
in bear
markets.
You can be a successful investor by being disciplined
in following a set of investment strategies and rules that guide you through
bull and bear
markets, times of greed and times of fear, and periods of high risk and periods of
great opportunity.
Bull markets in stocks tend to have a
greater effect on consumption for people who own the most stocks.
In retrospect, I think this popular advice was mostly driven by the tremendous bull market of the 1990s, which as I have already noted, stimulated in many investors great overconfidence in their own stock picking prowes
In retrospect, I think this popular advice was mostly driven by the tremendous
bull market of the 1990s, which as I have already noted, stimulated
in many investors great overconfidence in their own stock picking prowes
in many investors
great overconfidence
in their own stock picking prowes
in their own stock picking prowess.
The expected monthly returns are 2 percentage points lower than expected
in a
bull market, while the standard deviation is 50 percent
greater.
The
great bull market in fixed income coincided with a substantial increase
in public sector debt.
The late stages of a
bull market, which presumably we are
in right now, is when the appeal of
market timing is the
greatest.
2013 was another
great year to be a
bull in the stock
market.
Fear truly is your
greatest enemy
in a bear
market — just as greed can be your fiercest foe when the
bull is raging.
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).
We investors have been doing well the past few years as the economy and stock
market recovered from the
Great Recession, When
in a
bull market, the probability of making mistakes becomes lower than when one is
in a volatile or bear
market.
And yet... 92» happened to mark the very beginning of the longest economic expansion and
greatest equity
bull market in US history — one that would last for 3,452 days...
And because of the depths of the
great financial crisis
in 2008 and» 09, people sometimes forget from the bottom of 2009 to the end of last year, this is one of the longest uninterrupted
bull markets and, literally, the third largest.
Retail securities tend to track the
market as a whole but with a
greater degree of volatility, resulting
in stronger gains during
bull markets but larger losses during bear
markets.
This will put us
in a
great position to load up on stocks — perhaps jumping to a 60/40 split — when the
bull market finally ends and there's «blood
in the streets.»