HOW LONG WILL THE BULL RUN LAST? (cover story)The article reports on the current market flows in India. It is said that the flows have been equivalent to a little over a quarter of the total foreign portfolio that has entered Indian equities in the past 14 years. Furthermore, such a ...
Increased buy and hold is a variation of the straightforward buy and hold strategy, and it involves additional risk. The premise behind this approach is that an investor will continue to add to their holdings in a particular security so long as that security continues to increase in price. One...
Investors are celebrating new all-time highs for the S&P 500. The index is a popular stand-in for the broader stock market, making its new record a signal that Wall Street is officially in a new bull market.
How long to bear markets last and how deep do they go? On average, bear markets have lasted 14 months in the period since World War II, while market corrections have lasted an average of five months. The S&P 500 index has fallen an average of 33 percent during bear markets in that tim...
As long as all participants in China's stock market work together, the bull market that starts now is a long and healthy bull market. The stock index began to rise in March 2016. Is this the start of a healthy bull market? How far can this bull market go? Will there be a stock ma...
Some people dismiss stock market timing as impossible. But understanding how bull markets, bear markets and all conditions in between affect your portfolio — and how to handle them — is crucial to your long-term success. During a bull market or strong uptrend, you can generate significant pro...
March marks the end of nine years of the equity bull market that started in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. The US S&P500 stock index has quadrupled in that time, while the MSCI All Country World index has tripled over the same period. While it’s tough to repeat this st...
the market is not as strong as they initially assumed. Inevitably, the market collapses on itself as that fear turns topanic selling, creating a vicious spiral that brings the market to a point lower than it was before the mania started, and from which it will likely take years to recover...
Looking forward to the future, we maintain the view of "healthy bull" and "bond market" in the stock market. (1) the bond market continues to "shake up the market". On the one hand, monetary policy tightens and tightens regulation.De-leveragingThe fundamentals of the bond market are all...
Briefly put, the investor starts bull markets through the purchase of securities. This can also be done with fiat currency, as bullish markets typically raise the price of securities. The bull market goes on for as long as supply is exceeded by demand. After a while, the bull gets...