Sentences with phrase «in a bull market»

It wasn't really «magic» but my efforts were delivering double - digit returns in a bull market for bonds.

A buy and hold strategy does well in bull markets when stocks are consistently rising.

There are just so many investment ideas out there making people lots of money in this bull market.

Given we are also in a bull market of 10 - 20 % returns, that's how you can get there.

The Investing Late in a Bull Market report can be a valuable resource to help guide your discussions.

Is investor sentiment a better predictor of future stock returns in bull markets or bear markets?

Even in Bull markets while trend following one can sustain big losses.

So, what is the best thing to do in a bull market?

How you look at this indicator depends on whether we are still in a bull market.

In my view, in this bull market in commodities gold will make all new highs adjust for inflation.

For another example, downward corrections in bull markets tend to end slightly below the 200 - day moving average.

So by all means, yes, participate in this bull market.

The first wave, an impulse wave, is highlighted in green, and it defines the stage in a bull market when the price makes a relentless move toward higher levels.

Conventional wisdom says that if you can afford a single family home, buy a single family home because they tend to decline less in a correction and rise more in a bull market.

Sometimes investing in a bull market is dangerous because everyone thinks they're smarter than they really are.

Everyone is indeed a genius in a bull market.

Investors often associate their long streak of rising investments in a bull market with their own stock picking prowess.

Some people will tell you it's easy to do well in a bull market as everything is going up.

Why do stocks with poor fundamentals also rise in a bull market?

It is like buying stocks long in a bull market where high tide raises all boats.

Regarding ETFs, yes, ETFs grow in bull markets because it pays to create new units.

Investors often associate their long streak of rising investments in a bull market with their own stock picking prowess.

Buy - and - hold investing looks great in a bull market.

The key phrase here is that prices are trending higher in a bull market.

You just won't end up with a lot of high growth stocks this way and high growth stocks tend to get popular at some stage in a bull market.

Silver will rise more than gold in bull markets and fall more than gold in bear markets.

This a high - risk investment that has the ability to produce huge gains in a bull market and huge losses in a bear.

The stock market spends much more time in bull markets than in bear markets.

The expected monthly returns are 2 percentage points lower than expected in a bull market, while the standard deviation is 50 percent greater.

The thing that sends prices wildly up in bull markets is investor emotion.

Especially in a bull market like we're in right now.

I'd like to convey this message to everyone who feels they can't lose in this bull market.

An investor with the right amount of both can often times grow their portfolio in a bull market and preserve it in a bear market.

Buy in a bear market and sell in a bull market.

And, of course, bonds have been in a bull market since 1981, leading to valuation levels today that are hard to comprehend.

Investors and traders love revenue growth in bull market environments.

Of course, this means being bullish in a bull market or being bearish in a declining market.

Though in a bull market these funds will not give you as much return as pure equity funds but the loss would be lower than those funds in a downward moving market.

You shouldn't chase prices in bull markets and you shouldn't get scared in bears.

This is an interesting piece for bond assets in a bull market.

I've studied countless successful investors that have had money on the line in bull markets, bear markets, lower interest rates, high interest rates and everything in between.

What people are missing is that passive investing works best in a bull market such as the 1990s.

The fund can be counted upon for good participation in bull markets but is particularly adept at containing losses in bear markets, be it 2008, 2011 or even 2016.

But dividend stocks tend to rise more slowly in bull markets, but fall less dramatically in bear markets.