Market Analysis: Bull Market Longevity and Risk Factors
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What happened
Mark Hulbert discussed the current bull market's fourth birthday, citing historical records maintained by Ned Davis Research. He noted that of 38 bull markets since 1900, 33 did not last as long as the current market. The average length of all 38 markets is 25 months, with a median length of 22 months.
From morningstar.com
Why it matters
Hulbert argued that while the current market is long-running, market declines are typically caused by recessions, investor exuberance, or external shocks such as war or pandemics, rather than the market's age.
Mark Hulbert contributed commentary to financial news sites regarding stock performance tracked on major exchanges.
From morningstar.com
Who's involved
- Mark HulbertProvided commentary on the current bull market's performance and history.
- Ned Davis ResearchMaintained the historical calendar of bull markets referenced in the analysis.
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The entities involved
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Mark Hulbert
American journalist
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Ned Davis Research
American financial advisory company