The S&P 500 has entered a new bull market with a 20% rally threshold crossed on June 8th. The current bull market has lasted for 261 days, gaining 24%.
Historical data shows that bull markets tend to last longer than bear markets, with an average duration of over 1000 days and a gain of 114%. If the current bull follows the historical average, it could last until July 2025 and result in the S&P reaching 7650. While these projections may seem distant and speculative, it is worth noting that investors have often underestimated the duration and magnitude of past bull markets.
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Historical data shows that bull markets tend to last longer than bear markets, with an average duration of over 1000 days and a gain of 114%. If the current bull follows the historical average, it could last until July 2025 and result in the S&P reaching 7650. While these projections may seem distant and speculative, it is worth noting that investors have often underestimated the duration and magnitude of past bull markets.
#wealthmanagement #investment #equity #fixedincome #cash #portfolio #bonds #stocks #trading #BoC #interestrates #portfoliomanagement #tacticalassetallocation #strategicassetallocation #banks #markets
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