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Negative effects of a prolonged bull market

Truemind Capital

Equity markets corrected by more than 50% in 2000-01 and more than 60% in 2007-08 which lasted for 1.5-3 The one who is undeterred by greed (due to FOMO) or fear (due to loss aversion) gets the staying power and enjoys the fruits of investments in the long term. Making this bull market probably the longest in many decades. .

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Bull Market Signposts: What Happens Before S&P 500 Peaks?

The Big Picture

She observes it is less about the things investors tend to focus on — “technical analysis, geopolitics, behavioral finance and even skirt hemline trends” — and more about specific measures she tracks in sentiment, valuation, macro-economic areas. The table above shows the major market peaks going back to 1990.

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Revisiting the Market Valuation in the Wake of This Year’s Decline

Validea

With the S&P 500 now close to 20% off its highs, I thought now might be a good time to look to our market valuation tool to see where things stand. But before I do that, I wanted to first cover two caveats I always put in articles about market valuation. With that all being said, let’s look at the current valuation data.

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Negative effects of Bull Market

Truemind Capital

Equity markets corrected by more than 50% in 2000-01 and more than 60% in 2007-08 which lasted for 1.5-3 The one who is undeterred by greed (due to FOMO) or fear (due to loss aversion) gets the staying power and enjoys the fruits of investments in the long term. Making this bull market probably the longest in many decades. .

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Is Value Investing Out of Favor or Out of Time?

Validea

Between the 1970s and 2007, value investing—where investors identify stocks that are trading below their intrinsic value—reigned supreme for two generations of investors. Value investing was made even more attractive by the most famous value investor of all time: Warren Buffett, who deployed the strategy to enormous success.

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Perils of Investing in Popular Narratives

Truemind Capital

A client of mine asked me if we could invest in infrastructure funds, given the strong focus of the Government on the infrastructure sector. The sector is undoubtedly expected to do good, but is it a good investment right now? But, what’s the problem with investing in popular narratives? Most probably not! Why is that so?

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Is October the Right Month to Invest? What do the Nifty Trends Show?

Trade Brains

With all this excitement, many are wondering the right time to invest. Amid all the noise surrounding geopolitical issues, global valuations, and FII selloff, the Nifty bulls might be feeling a bit clueless about their next moves. Instead, it’s wise to make a plan and invest as soon as you can.