Sentences with phrase «typical bear market»

Because of the unusual profile of valuations over the past few years, the Fund's returns were higher during the 2000 - 2003 bear market than I would expect during typical bear markets.

In a typical bear market, valuations decline to historical norms or below, which would lead us to gradually increase our investment exposure during the late part of the decline.

Keep in mind that the typical bear market loss averages about 30 %, but even moderate losses can do a lot of damage to long - term compound returns.

Taking the arithmetic average of past bull market declines (a slightly different calculation), the typical bear market comes in closer to a 32 % decline.

The typical bear market portion extends about 1.25 years, on average, during which time stocks decline at an annual rate also about 28 %.

That's the peak - to - trough decline of the typical bear market.

The typical bear market doesn't end in the high volume capitulation that marked volatile corrections in the 1990s.

The Leuthold Group calculates that, if we were to experience a typical bear market over the next year, the S&P 500 would drop to somewhere between 1500 - 1600.

That's how much you'd lose in a typical bear market.