BEAR markets

熊市

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熊市
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But it is possible for investors to take advantage of bear markets, even if they do not get their timing exactly right.
The really big bear markets seem to take prices well below levels that investors would consider "cheap" in normal circumstances.
A look through the archives shows that big bear markets, like this one, last far longer than many people expect.
While crashes are often associated with bear markets, they do not necessarily go hand in hand.
The mother of all bear markets started in 1929, lasted at least until 1932 and coincided with the onset of the Great Depression.
In other words, bear markets often end amid just the kind of sound and fury we've been witnessing of late.
Those two years marked the lows of the worst bear markets of the last century.
This measure was not around during previous great bear markets but the spike in volatility in recent years took it to all-time highs.
Bear markets in bonds tend to be less spectacular than those in equities, but what they lack in depth they compensate for in length.
Because bear markets don't sketch out a steady pattern of lower and lower prices.
That's in part because powerful forces are undergirding stocks now in a way they weren't in earlier bear markets.
BEAR markets often involve bare-knuckle fights, but it is still a shock when the referee starts punching below the belt.
THEY rarely ring a bell at the bottom of bear markets.
In short, bear markets sometimes end with a bang, sometimes with a whimper.
One of the lessons that the bear markets of 2000 and 2007 should have taught us is that investors need to think both long and short term.
That left them horribly exposed to the two bear markets of the current millennium.
Bear markets make you feel dumber than you are, the same way bull markets make you feel smarter than you are.
更新时间：2025-05-04 01:48

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