Comments on: Weekend reading: The bull market is one-year old, but the bear market is ten http://monevator.com/weekend-reading-the-bull-market-is-one-year-old-but-the-bear-market-is-ten/ Make more money, invest profitably, retire early Thu, 24 May 2012 00:24:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: The Digerati Life http://monevator.com/weekend-reading-the-bull-market-is-one-year-old-but-the-bear-market-is-ten/comment-page-1/#comment-28929 The Digerati Life Wed, 17 Mar 2010 21:43:20 +0000 http://monevator.com/?p=4100#comment-28929 Yep, I still remember those days that went from glory to gory in a few years' time. Was a casualty of the dotcom era but would rather be considered a survivor. :) .-= The Digerati Life on: <a href="http://www.thedigeratilife.com/blog/ally-bank-interest-checking-2-year-cd-rate-increase/" rel="nofollow">Ally Bank Interest Checking & 2 Year CD With Rate Increase Option</a> =-. Yep, I still remember those days that went from glory to gory in a few years’ time. Was a casualty of the dotcom era but would rather be considered a survivor. :)
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]]> By: Daddy Paul http://monevator.com/weekend-reading-the-bull-market-is-one-year-old-but-the-bear-market-is-ten/comment-page-1/#comment-28648 Daddy Paul Mon, 15 Mar 2010 03:08:32 +0000 http://monevator.com/?p=4100#comment-28648 This bear market is 10 years old. History shows they often last 17 years. 1974 was the bottom of the last bear which ended in 1982. With that if the NASDAQ is even close to 5000 in seven years I am all in. .-= Daddy Paul on: <a href="http://fundtips.blogspot.com/2010/03/health-savings-accounts-fund-your.html" rel="nofollow">Health Savings accounts fund your future</a> =-. This bear market is 10 years old. History shows they often last 17 years. 1974 was the bottom of the last bear which ended in 1982. With that if the NASDAQ is even close to 5000 in seven years I am all in.
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]]> By: myfinancialobjectives http://monevator.com/weekend-reading-the-bull-market-is-one-year-old-but-the-bear-market-is-ten/comment-page-1/#comment-28503 myfinancialobjectives Sat, 13 Mar 2010 15:06:44 +0000 http://monevator.com/?p=4100#comment-28503 I took my gains since last march, and got out. I'd like to get back in soon, though my spider sense is telling me that there may be a market correction on the way. I think the market is out-pacing the economy. Though some have said that the Market predates the economy, AKA first the market crashed, then the economy followed. We are in a bull market right now, but will the economy follow on pace? .-= myfinancialobjectives on: <a href="http://myfinancialobjectives.com/?p=224" rel="nofollow">The Ultimate Motivator: Compounding Interest</a> =-. I took my gains since last march, and got out. I’d like to get back in soon, though my spider sense is telling me that there may be a market correction on the way. I think the market is out-pacing the economy. Though some have said that the Market predates the economy, AKA first the market crashed, then the economy followed. We are in a bull market right now, but will the economy follow on pace?
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]]> By: Financial Samurai http://monevator.com/weekend-reading-the-bull-market-is-one-year-old-but-the-bear-market-is-ten/comment-page-1/#comment-28501 Financial Samurai Sat, 13 Mar 2010 13:56:38 +0000 http://monevator.com/?p=4100#comment-28501 Sigh, if only I had only my money 2X leveraged into the market last March. :) I've decided that a 4% annual rate of return is good enough for me. Didn't lose, but didn't make much over the past 10 years.... from the stock market just that one big rush 11 years ago. AsI calculate my growth in capital over the past 10 years, it really mostly just comes from earnings and savings. How about you? .-= Financial Samurai on: <a href="http://www.financialsamurai.com/2010/03/13/the-best-financial-advice-from-a-comedian-ever/" rel="nofollow">The Best Financial Advice I’ve Ever Heard From A Comedian</a> =-. Sigh, if only I had only my money 2X leveraged into the market last March. :) I’ve decided that a 4% annual rate of return is good enough for me. Didn’t lose, but didn’t make much over the past 10 years…. from the stock market just that one big rush 11 years ago.

AsI calculate my growth in capital over the past 10 years, it really mostly just comes from earnings and savings. How about you?
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