If you divide
the percent bull market gain by the months of the duration of the bull market to get an average monthly return.
Not exact matches
The stock
market is considered to be in a
bull market once it has
gained 20
percent from a recent low point.
The 20th century saw three secular
bull markets: The first lasted from 1921 to 1929, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average
gained 367
percent.
If past
bull markets are any indication, we could be looking at hundreds of
percent in
gains over the next decade.
During a
bull market, people look at the 30
percent gains they are seeing on their stock portfolios and...