Historically, staying the course has generated handsome investment returns — even through some of
the worst market dips imaginable.
Not exact matches
Those are periods where the
market dipped and people predicted the
worst, but we didn't even end up in a true correction.
We talked about FIFA's decision to bar Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid from making transfers over the next two seasons - spoiler alert, things aren't so
bad when you're forced to
dip out of the transfer
market.
Such ominous words made many fear the «double
dip» scenario, in which we see another tumble in the
market, perhaps even
worse than the first.
Under ideal conditions, companies that do
bad things with technology are shamed and embarrassed by
bad press (norms); they face lawsuits and regulatory action (law); they lose customers and their share - price
dips (
markets); and then toolsmiths make add - ons for their product that allow us all to use them safely, without giving up our personal information, or being locked into their software store, or having to get repairs or consumables from the manufacturer at any price (code).
The volatility of the cryptocurrency
market, characterized by quick successions of «
dips» and «peaks», has been deemed
bad for the soldiers» morale, according to Korea Times.
Nevertheless, there seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel for most of them the
worst performing but more especially the entire
market as this recent
dip can be blamed on bitcoin's price deep and also a lot of uncertainty from nations and states.
But they say military buyers would insulate the
market against a
dip if the credit does expire, which has been the case during the
worst of this recession.
We've all heard on CNBC, podcasts, blogs etc. «I think the
markets hot and you should buy this
dip», «I think the
markets overheated and it's time to sell», or something I heard the other day which blew me away «I think you should buy real estate now, at the top of a bubble, at the bottom of a bubble... It's never a
bad time to buy real estate.»