business cycle concerned specifically with rises and falls in market activity, as measured by an . Market cycles generally correspond to the economic clock, with periods of heavy purchasing indicating growth, and periods of heavy selling indicating recession.
The period between the 2 latest bull or bear markets.
Sometimes defined as a period between the 2 latest highs or lows of the S&P 500, showing net performance of a fund through both an up and a down market.
A cycle that begins when the investor first invests and then only goes up.
A business cycle concerned specifically with movements in market activity, as measured by an index. Market cycles generally correspond to the economic cycles, with periods of heavy purchasing indicating growth, and periods of hefty selling indicating recession.
A business cycle concerned specifically with rises and falls in market activity, as measured by an index.
The period between the 2 latest highs or lows of the S&P 500, showing net performance of a fund through both an up and a down market. A market cycle is complete when the S&P is 15% below the highest point or 15% above the lowest point (ending a down market).