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last year we were making small gains and big drops now this past week we are taking small losses and big gains. I think this is it for a while until spring or summer next year when it could swing back.
Not even close. You obviously have never experienced a bear market.
marekny7
My 401k is up 17% year to date,I would not call it a bear market.
zzgorch
No. There is nothing to believe or not. We have technically been in a Bull market for just over 5 years. These markets are defined by consecutive periods of growth or loss.
richard t
your description says bull market.............momentum--''the trend is your friend'
Baccheus
Definately not before today. But today, any down day may be the first of a bear market. Who knows?
itsjunglepat
No, but that could change anytime now.
Joe C
Over the last month I have converted by stocks and mutual funds to cash. I went from 80 percent stocks and funds to 30 percent. I personally believe we are heading for a recession and that will take stocks lower.
The housing market is still going down and consumers are not able to spend like they did in the past. No more house piggy bank.
Oil just hit $88 and will cause inflation to hit companies and consumers in the next 3 months.
The dollar keeps going down reducing the standard of living for Americans.
Though long term I am a believer in stocks there is no reason to get in front of this recession that is coming. The credit crunch from August is still constricting borrowing and small companies still are having trouble getting financing. Corporate profits are not good this quarter and I think will just get worse next quarter. JMHO.
Frank Castle
No.
The ALL-TIME RECORD HIGH for the DJIA is 14,164.53 from October 9, 2007
bob shark
You are right, other answers are wrong, there is a big drop in US markets coming very soon.
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