We're now well
into a bull market that began in 2009, so let's see how the GTAA has done since the book appeared.
In our 25 + years of investing, the hardest time to be an investor is years
into a bull market.
We would all do well to recall David Ricardo's counsel: 10 months
into a bull market is no time to cut and run.
I remember from much of my reading that they will sell
into the bull market and sit quietly on the sidelines with their cash, ready to buy it all back at cheaper prices.
I'll continue to hedge a lot of my positions until I think we're moving more safely
into a bull market.
We are 8 years plus
into this bull market.
We're 8 years
into a bull market after all, and normally we have a bear market every 4 years or so.
Speculative fervor took a boost in September trading as the Russell 2000 small cap index broke
into a bull market, driving penny stocks, according to Investopedia...
Alasdair Macleod believes we are heading into global equity and bond bear market and
into a bull market for commodities and precious metals.
That said, we're almost 10 years
into a bull market.
So, as we have evolved over the past 30 years from the bull market
into the bull market, it's a global force and so that will ultimately decide whether this was the end of the bull market or not.
And crucially, if you decide you want to change your rebalancing plan, do so in the cold light of day, not because you've been sucked
into a bull market!
Right now, gold is NOT is a bull market, it is arguably just coming out of a 5 year bear market, whether that develops
into a bull market is not certain.
We are 7.5 years
into a bull market.
We are now 6 years
into this bull market in U.S. stocks.
We're now more than six years
into this bull market rebound from the financial crisis, and the S&P 500 doesn't seem to be in a hurry to relinquish its place around all - time highs.
Oil moved back
into bull market territory this week, with Brent prices jumping to a more than two - year high at $ 58 per barrel.
We are 8 years
into a bull market folks.
Both men are certain we are into a global equity and bond bear market and
into a bull market in commodities and precious metals despite all efforts by the government and Federal Reserve to keep financial bull markets alive.
More than $ 80 trillion sits in global equities right now, a monumental sum that's likely to surge even more as we venture further
into the bull market.
And every single bear market in history has turned
into a bull market.
We're more than nine years
into a bull market, and it's no secret that stocks are expensive.
We're sort of eight to nine years
into a bull market and economic recovery.
Five years
into a bull market, those kinds of bargains are getting harder to find.
Not exact matches
«In fact, there are now signs we have entered
into the «euphoria» stage of this
bull market.»
«This
market has morphed
into a totally hate - able beast, not a bear, but certainly not a
bull,» the «Mad Money» host said.
Signs are accumulating that, after 6 1/2 years and price gains of more than 200 %, the
Bull Market has entered
into the «Late Innings.»
The important thing to note is that the CSO Advance - Decline Line for breadth is confirming the price highs of the current
bull market, and it is unlikely that the broad
market will run
into serious problems under those conditions.
It's this removal of accommodation that Hartnett thinks will ultimately send the
market into what he calls a «full
bull detox,» or a reversal of the risk - seeking behavior that has characterized it for so long.
But as we approach the eighth birthday in March of the second - longest
bull market in modern times, recency bias can lull us
into a false sense of security, especially given the very good returns of the past three or four years.
Nine years
into the U.S.
bull market in stocks, we are still optimistic for the year ahead.
And what's remarkable about this
bull market since it began is that on a cumulative basis, not a single dollar of net new money has come
into U.S. equity [funds].
At the time, the former investment banker was making noise about taking the world's largest economy off life support, which helped
market bulls roar
into the new year.
A sharp sell - off in bond
markets this week spilled over
into global equities with jitters that a near 30 - year run
bull run for fixed income could be coming to an end.
To escape the island, the level of fear in the
market needs to increase, says Suttmeier — more fear would encourage selling, pushing
markets into oversold territory, and prompting
bulls to buy back in.
When bonds yield 1.75 % for investment - grade bonds, then it's difficult to turn that
into a 5 % -10 % return going forward... If he wants to argue against that, and talk about Dow 5000 and bear and
bull markets, then he's welcome to, but he's pushing at windmills in my opinion, and he belongs back in his ivory tower.
The central bankers have painted themselves
into a corner and will trigger the next economic crisis, as the end of the 30 - yr bond
bull market nears.
Or do people fear leveraging up 4 - 5x via real estate and just push tranches
into relatively stable
market funds and alternative investments on the way down and wait for the next
bull market to start?
Peter Boockvar,
market strategist at The Lindsey Group, said he does believe the
bull market peaked in May, and the
market is heading
into a bear
market.
The fact that the last three decades have witnessed one
bull market after another shouldn't fool you
into thinking that the next three decades will.
Without a doubt, this fooled many
bulls into thinking the worst of the broad
market correction was over.
Naturally, everyone piled
into it, especially after the financial crisis, which was the biggest
bull market in volatility the world had ever seen.
During a
bull market, distribution days are often a sign of money rotating out of extended names and
into new stocks that are ready to launch higher.
But considering some of the
market's wild ups and downs of late and that this
bull market is in its ninth year, it's only prudent to make sure your savings are invested in a way you'd be comfortable with should stocks go
into a major slump.
In fact, they usually perform stronger going
into bear
markets than with a
bull correction.
The way they calculate stock
market gains is complicated, and it's designed to turn a
bull market into a baby calf
market for your money.
1) The start of the 11 - quarter
bull market 2) The RSI indicator moves to its highest levels in 3 years 3) Gold is 2 quarters
into a long - term
bull market
... the
bull market will run
into the spring.»
-- A deeper look
into what
bull and bear
markets are.
The
bull market has turned
into the Seinfeld
market.