Sentences with phrase «still in a bull market»

The market trends show we are still in a bull markets, says Stockton.

«With this sort of slump, are we still in a bull market?

Dow only has 30 stocks, SP500 is more popular benchmark for equity index, QQQ is still in bull market which keeps making new highs.

Not exact matches

It's why Wilson stressed that although we're seeing a cyclical top for US stocks, we're still in the middle of a secular bull market.

Nine years into the U.S. bull market in stocks, we are still optimistic for the year ahead.

The latest leg of the bull market in stocks could have a familiar impetus — a Federal Reserve unlikely to rock the boat, particularly while many of its members are still learning the vagaries of central banking.

Those observations came the same day as stocks set still new records as the ninth anniversary of the current bull market approaches in two months.

Still, despite a flight to shiny metals, a bear market in stocks does not make a bull market in gold, he said.

And overall, though Subramanian expects more modest gains in 2015, she says the bull market is still in tact.

While the slope of the yield curve today may point to more modest returns in future years, we believe the bull market still has room to run.

April 4 - Omar Aguilar of Charles Schwab says U.S. stocks are still in a cyclical bull market and feels that retail investors will get back in the market as the housing and labor markets stabilize.

We could easily have another 50 % correction and still be in a bull market.

Overall, I am still bullish in this market, although my convictions is getting slimmer seeing how weak the bulls are.

Based on the long - term chart pattern, XLE is still clearly in a secular bull market (which officially began in July 2002).

We, therefore, expect the current bull market in stocks to grind forward still further.

The public generally believes that a new bull market began early this year after having sat out the first 4 years of the still - ongoing cyclical bull that began in March of 2009.

As usual, I don't place too much emphasis on this sort of forecast, but to the extent that I make any comments at all about the outlook for 2006, the bottom line is this: 1) we can't rule out modest potential for stock appreciation, which would require the maintenance or expansion of already high price / peak earnings multiples; 2) we also should recognize an uncomfortably large potential for market losses, particularly given that the current bull market has now outlived the median and average bull, yet at higher valuations than most bulls have achieved, a flat yield curve with rising interest rate pressures, an extended period of internal divergence as measured by breadth and other market action, and complacency at best and excessive bullishness at worst, as measured by various sentiment indicators; 3) there is a moderate but still not compelling risk of an oncoming recession, which would become more of a factor if we observe a substantial widening of credit spreads and weakness in the ISM Purchasing Managers Index in the months ahead, and; 4) there remains substantial potential for U.S. dollar weakness coupled with «unexpectedly» persistent inflation pressures, particularly if we do observe economic weakness.

So while you probably don't want to dump all your stocks because we are still in the midst of a bull market, you probably do want to shift your exposure to protect yourself from the coming decline in equities.

So I have to say that the weakness last week was probably just another bout of a literal summer storm in what is still a protracted bull market.

This week in Toronto: Tips for first time buyers, Toronto's bull market is still stampeding and May was a great month for this city.

Even after a seven - year bull market in U.S. stocks, investors are still skittish.

Anytime the largest member (bitcoin) gains 30 % in value and still ends up being the weakest major performer, the crypto bull market is not only off life support, it is alive and in recovery.

But our view that the broader bull market still has gas left in the tank is supported by the positive foundation of further economic and earnings growth, as last week demonstrated.

The bull market has wobbled a bit in March, as investor unease has risen in the face of unsettling developments in Ukraine and concerns about the prospect of higher interest rates in the U.S. Still, the major market benchmarks managed to show modest gains for the six - week period end March 25th.

At this point we are convinced we still are in a bull market even though we are well aware of the Harry Dents and Martin Armstrongs letting everyone know gold is going lower.

And so, if you recognize that you're in a bull market while you still can have volatility and should, you should expect a lot of that volatility is volatility, the happy kind as opposed to the unhappy kind, and you get these big returns.

That said, participation in the rally is still weak, Europe and Asia remains well behind the US, so another wave of selling is likely in the coming period, even if the bull market is not in any danger from a technical standpoint.

Why would we expect any different outcome in the United States as the household debt sector (the main sector that rose and drove the U.S. bull market of the 80s and 90s and also continued adding to the debt as the housing market took off from 2003 to 2007) is still in the process of deleveraging since 2007?

Indeed, the stock market was still lower three years later in August 1982, when stocks finally entered a sustained bull market advance.

Based on the long - term chart pattern, TLT is still in a secular bull market (despite the sharp decline during the past 15 months).

The market's uptrend remains solid and the bulls are still in control, but a bit of sideways price consolidation from here would be healthy for the market.

But in the long - term, I think the bull market is still intact,» Zipper said.

According to Google Trends, although silver sentiment has reached levels approaching those not seen since before the metal began its current bull market in, arguably, 2005, for the search term «silver,» Google users are still engaging the search term «buy silver» on a long - term growth trend, with Google even forecasting that the trend will continue its recent uptick.

Even amidst one of the longest and strongest bull markets in history, pension plans still haven't recovered, and if pension plans fail to hit their 8 percent investment targets every year, they will need taxpayers to continue bailing them out.

The Gallardo became the single most successful model ever in the history of Automobili Lamborghini SpA... when production was finally halted in 2013 a total of 14,022 of these V10 Bulls would have left Sant «Agata, so when they started thinking about a successor it quickly became obvious it wouldn't be easy to replace such a car... being a Lamborghini it would have to be different from anything else on the market and still not completely over the top that it would keep people from buying it... the Gallardo successor would take several years of design and development before it would be unveiled at the 2014 Geneva Auto Show.

The psychology of this signal is that, even thought the bulls are still in control of the market, the market has shown an ability to move lower (long lower wick / shadow).

At this point I'm not sure whether to continue renting, buy a house, buy a condo to rent or invest my proceeds in the stock market (which even after the recent pullback is still looking stretched after a lengthy post-crash bull run).

The bull market we are possibly still in started in March of 2009.

Or just another scary bump in a near six - year bull market that still has legs?

Still, investing outside the U.S. may not seem obvious in the midst of a still strong U.S. bull market; perhaps that is exactly the time when investors should seek more diversificaStill, investing outside the U.S. may not seem obvious in the midst of a still strong U.S. bull market; perhaps that is exactly the time when investors should seek more diversificastill strong U.S. bull market; perhaps that is exactly the time when investors should seek more diversification.

Although it's still entirely possible to have a bear market despite a decent economy, I don't believe the current correction marks the end of the bull market, especially considering solid growth and a lower likelihood for a September Federal Reserve (Fed) hike in interest rates.

Detractors say preferreds are dumb because prices don't grow much in bull markets for real estate and yet, like bonds, preferreds will still lose value when interest rates rise or the issuer's credit standing deteriorates.

The most recent trigger occurred in September 2009 which indicated a bull market, we are still currently in this bull market which has returned a 50 % gain to date.

And I believe we are still in the early stages of a new bull market.

This decision too often boils down to waiting way too long because of the trauma the investor has just been through watching the market drop so far, plus the fact that the news / mood is still universally gloomy in the early stages of a new bull market.

At the end of the last bull market in 2007, the market was near its final highs throughout the summer, dropped a little in August before reaching its final high in October, but was still within 10 % of that level seven months later in May of 2008.

If your an investor who thinks that we're just suffering just a correction within an ongoing bull market, you still should prepare yourself for lower prices in coming sessions.

Activist funds should still be considered: But in terms of sheer size, the larger funds are obviously forced to stick with the standard playbook (M&A, debt & share buybacks)-- those tools, and management's desire to co-operate & implement, are really just another bull market phenomenon.

Again, I might emphasize that these observations are quite limited in nature; still, if one is inclined to maintain any small - company exposure in the current bull market environment, he might have the best risk - adjusted results with the long - established, no - frills, highly liquid, iShares Small Cap 600 Value Index (IJS).

But it seems that the bull market still has some life in it and the Dow climbed back up to its late September level.