The stock market became a bear after the first half of 2008
and stayed that way until the morning of March 10, 2010. From that point it has
gone up 150%. Know one can know if
the bull market will continue much longer, but we can make educated guesses.
In the absence of a working crystal ball, we can look at 10
ways the economy is measured. Over the past 85 years, bull markets tended to
begin when the S&P 500’s price/earnings ratio eroded to 11.1, as at the end
of 2008. And they tended to end at 18.2. It’s now at 17.
But that’s only one of ten measures to consider. Take a look
at all 10 and draw your own conclusion:
After you’ve digested what Investopedia says, move on to
Street Authority and the question is raises: “Is This the End of Easy Money and
the Bull Market?” See:
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