In other words, the current bull market is aging, which increases
the probability of a bear market.
Not exact matches
That is number is how large your nut needs to be to have a 99.99 %
probability based on the last 100 years
of data to be guaranteed to never run out
of money no mater if you retired into the worst
bear market in history.
But remember, regardless
of the president, there's a high
probability that investors will see a
bear market during a commander in chief's time in office.
What I found was a way to use Bayesian
Probability Analysis to forecast the likelihood
of bear markets and economic recessions.
In all
probability, December 2015 marked the bottom
of the cyclical gold and silver
bear market — a
bear cycle that had been in play since silver topped in May 2011 and gold in September
of the same year.
By Financial Sense: By Cris Sheridan Last month I argued that there was «Still No Sign
of a
Bear Market» with four charts displaying the following: Strong upward trend in leading economic data Low
probability of recession Low...
We investors have been doing well the past few years as the economy and stock
market recovered from the Great Recession, When in a bull
market, the
probability of making mistakes becomes lower than when one is in a volatile or
bear market.
I arrived at a duration
of 25 years which I think is both quantitatively satisfactory and intuitively correct since the global stock
market tends to have a very low
probability of multi-decade
bear markets.
During these severe sector
bear markets, I ran industry screens searching for companies that had an above average
probability of surviving their industry's recession.