If your advisor can prevent you from selling just
once during a bear market, he's paid for his fee and then some.
Not exact matches
The extra shares you would have purchased
during a
bear market would have been greatly discounted and would have caused your returns to grow astronomically
once the
market recovers.
I noted back in 2007,
during a similar period of frustration, that less than half of the typical bull
market gain is retained by the end of the subsequent
bear market - «
Once stocks become richly valued, the remaining gains achieved by the
market are almost always purely speculative - they are generally erased over the remaining course of the
market cycle.
Rebalance
once yearly
during bear markets and every other year
during bull
markets especially in taxable accounts.
While Bitcoin has
once again showed the cryptocurrency space who's boss
during this year's
bear market, there are a few altcoin exceptions that...