Stock values increase by 6.5
percent during bull markets, when the price increases are often 20 percent or 30 percent or 40 percent.
Not exact matches
The gauge trades at a valuation of 18 times reported earnings, the highest since 2011 when it was in the middle of a 19
percent slide, its biggest
during the current five - year
bull market.
Plus,
market pros have noted that declines of 10
percent or more are common
during bull markets.
During bull markets, only between 31 and 36
percent of the funds were able to beat their benchmarks.
On the other hand, if your retirement kicks off
during a really strong
bull market, the 4
percent distribution, or maybe more, might be viable.
The average return
during each of these
bull markets was 480
percent.
During a
bull market, people look at the 30
percent gains they are seeing on their stock portfolios and...