Sentences with phrase «money during bull markets»

Most investors mistakenly assume that you make all of your money during bull markets.

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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.

Also, the new funds that we sold this year already made money for us during this bull market.

Investing during bull markets can be easy money for diversified investors.

During bull markets it is easy to make money and how easily we make money makes us think we're smarter than we are.

Using the Mr. Money Mustache Simple Math method, you'll mostly retire during a bull market, and often during the last part of the bull market, right before the peak and the next bear market!

In the introductory text for Part I of their 2016 book, Adaptive Asset Allocation: Dynamic Global Porfolios to Profit in Good Times — and Bad, Adam Butler, Michael Philbrick and Rodrigo Gordillo state: ``... we have come to stand for something square and real, a true Iron Law of Wealth Management: We would rather lose half our clients during a raging bull market than half of our clients» money during a vicious bear market.

An inner voice tells us that it can not possibly be as easy to make money in stocks as it appears to be during wild bull markets.

The traditional buy and hold / modern portfolio theory works great during the roughly 17 year secular bull market, as anyone can make money when the overall trend is up.

One of our core beliefs is that making money over time is more about protecting against locking in deep drawdowns than it is about squeezing out every ounce of upside during bull markets.

How can this counterintuitive money exodus transpire during a bull market?

Although professional traders can make money whether the market is going up or down, traditional long - term investors look forward to the long periods of time during which bull markets earn them money.

During bull markets it is easy to make money and how easily we make money makes us think we're smarter than we are.

Typically the major frauds are uncovered or unmasked after the markets decline, for example, Bernie Madoff or Enron, when investors need money from other losses (and often these things have a Ponzi - like nature and can't finance themselves from a self - sustaining basis) or people simply begin to build back their sense of disbelief and begin to ask tough questions that they didn't ask during the bull market.

Many of today's investors swear by it not because they have considered the theoretical arguments pro and con and been convinced by the pro case but because they made money during the bull and attributed those gains not to the fact that stocks were priced well early in the bull market but to the fact that they were following a Buy - and - Hold strategy at the time.

The only difference is where a smart investor puts their money in a bear market, or a down economy, as opposed to the choices of investment during a bull economy.

If you can break even or make money on the shorts during bull markets you should feel very lucky.