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This paper defines bull and bear markets in relation to a simple model of mean return regimes, and implements the definition using two formal turning point detection methods to demonstrate that two centuries of stock index returns can be separated into economically and statistically significant bull and bear market states.
Jun 1, 2006 · This paper defines bull and bear markets in relation to a simple model of mean return regimes, and implements the definition using two formal turning point detection methods to demonstrate...
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A bull market is here defined as a period when the stock market rises for at least four straight months. A bear market is defined as a market decline of at least four months.
Characterizing financial markets as bullish or bearish comprehensively describes the behavior of a market. However, because these terms lack a unique definition, several fundamentally different methods exist to identify and predict bull and bear markets. We compare methods based on rules with methods based on econometric
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Sep 30, 2010 · Characterizing financial markets as bullish or bearish comprehensively describes the behavior of a market. However, because these terms lack a unique definition, several fundamentally different...
What are the characteristics of a bear market? How can we prepare our portfolios and financial plans for the next downturn? What steps should we take in the middle of a bear market? It’s important to note that there is no panacea for bear markets.
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A new bull market begins when the closing price gains 20% from its low. 2 Stocks lose 35% on average in a bear market. 1 By contrast, stocks gain 111% on average during a bull market.
