Sentences with phrase «longer bull phase»

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Nevertheless, the very fact that chart pictures of this type make their appearance, as a rule, only at the end or at the final phases of a long Bull Market, lends credence to our characterization of them.

The average length of the last 13 bull markets was about 1,500 days, making the current phase two - times longer than average.2 However, the market has a long way to go to extend past the longest bull market on record that started in 1987 and ended in 2000, lasting nearly 4,500 days.

Why else are credit cycles long and benign in the bull phase, and short and sharp in the bear phase?

Credit spreads are tight for long periods during the bull phase, and very fat for short periods during the bear phase.

Like bear markets, bull markets also can be short and sharp, but they can also be long and after the early sharp phase, meander upwards.

Bull markets have shallower moves and longer duration, the same way that the bull phase of the credit cycle gBull markets have shallower moves and longer duration, the same way that the bull phase of the credit cycle gbull phase of the credit cycle goes.

I got to see above 30 % «average» return and developed convention after seeing couple of ace stock pickers like Paul Asset that getting 25 % cagr or above is indeed possible and achievable over long term of bull and bear phases.

Our expansionary phase has been slower to get going and has lasted longer than many that have come before, so it's natural that our bull market phase could also last longer than normal.

We expect Asian markets to continue a long - term secular bull phase, reflecting the economic growth in those countries, although markets will probably experience corrections along the way.»

The credit cycle tends to be like this: in the bull phase, a long period (4 - 7 years) with few defaults and low loss severity followed by a bear phase, a shorter period (1 - 3 years) with high defaults and high loss severity.

I've seen people violate their strategies, and reinvest in the hot asset when the bull phase lasts too long, just in time for the cycle to turn.

The lower rated the bonds, the more they fell, which was the opposite of slower moving but long - lasting bull phase.