While it might not be clear where the S&P 500 will go this year—the new projection appears to be 3,900—it’s still very clear that the U.S. stock market is in…
Tag: Bear Markets
Bear Market Hasn’t Hit Passive Yet
While many managers have relied on the assumption that passive funds will be uncovered in the next big bear market, that hasn’t played out this year, contends an article in…
Stock Surge Is Likely Another Bear Market Rally According To Some
Last week, the S&P 500 saw a huge peak, followed by a valley the very next day. And while there’s not a clear explanation for what’s causing the swings, there…
Another Bear Market Rally Is Coming, Says Evercore’s Emanuel
Amidst negative investor sentiment and Bank of England’s promise to pour money into the bond market, Julian Emanuel of Evercore ISI says equities will see another bear-market rally soon. The…
How Long Can Bear Markets Last?
Bear markets can induce panic-selling in investors who would do better to focus on their long-term goals, and financial advisors need to foster constructive conversations with their clients to see…
Small-Cap Stocks Have Been Crushed But Could Rebound Soon
Small-cap stocks have suffered more than their larger counterparts this year, with the small-cap Russell 2000 down 31.8% from its record highs last November compared to the S&P 500, which…
Bear Market Will Near Its End When Investors Panic
Extreme pessimism is usually an indication that the market is hitting bottom, and this current bear market is not there yet, contends an article in MarketWatch. While it feels like…
Will This Bear Market Lead To A Recession?
U.S. stocks are officially in a bear market after they declined 22.5% through June. This would be the 7th bear market in the last 50 years, and within that small…
The Average Investor's Guide to the Current Bear Market
It would be an understatement to say there has been a lot going on in the market this year. Rising inflation has changed the game for economic policy makers and…
Fear Is Missing From This Bear Market
The CBOE Volatility Index—known as the “fear gauge” that measures investor sentiment—has been surprisingly below levels of past bear markets, reports an article in Bloomberg. According to strategists, that’s because…
