Sentences with phrase «plenty of bear markets»

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Plenty of great companies got slaughtered in that bear market, trading to multi-decade or even all - time lows.

Anyone who has traded for a while knows that the fastest money is made in falling markets, so if you learn to trade both bull and bear markets you will have plenty of opportunities to profit.

It's much easier to construct a bear market plan now, when investors have a clear head and plenty of time to make rational decisions.

There is plenty of dysfunction in plain sight to suggest that the financial markets can't bear the strain of unreality anymore.

Born from the size - sensitive European market, where even compacts must haul families and cargo, the Ford C - Max packs plenty of capability into its small size.

This gives us plenty of dry powder to put to work once this correction or bear market runs its course.

Even better, you've got plenty of fluff that can be trimmed in the event of an ugly bear market or crash.

Anyone who has traded for a while knows that the fastest money is made in falling markets, so if you learn to trade both bull and bear markets you will have plenty of opportunities to profit.

The segment most immune from the economic downturn is wealthy retirees that now own expensive real estate free and clear, have built up large investment portfolios over their careers, gained the experience and knowledge to dodge bear markets, have plenty of pension and investment income, and won't live long enough to see Social Security and Medicare run out of money.

Plenty of great companies got slaughtered in that bear market, trading to multi-decade or even all - time lows.

That said, we're just one bear market away from having plenty of people asking a number of pointed performance - related questions.

By joining NAHREP and AREAA, you will have plenty of networking opportunities that will help capture the foreign - born market.

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And who exactly benefits from having this information, that is already available through plenty of other sources — and what bearing does this information have on current market value of that property in NS owned by people who want to move here?