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| | | ... revenue and cashflows, low debt and that are continuing to pay dividends," she said. "That's why, since we entered a bear market, utilities, healthcare, consumer staples and some materials (mining stocks) have outperformed the market. While those ... |
| | | | ... noted that the US has had a recession every decade since 1770. "The trigger is unusual, but having a recession and a bear market in stocks is part and parcel of what we all live with," Delaney said. "And for people who've got money in superannuation ... |
| | | | ... proved more resilient," he said. "The value factor has, historically, outperformed growth in the recovery after a bear market (such as the 1987 and 2000 dot-com crashes) but there are no guarantees." |
| | | | ... China, however he argues that the market recovery we have seen so far doesn't seem to be indicative of the end of a bear market. "Since the markets globally bottomed on March 23, there has been a sharp rally, and some companies are not far from all-time ... |
| | | | ... further falls make prices more attractive. There is some short term trading of instruments such as the Betashares bear market ETFs, which give a positive return if the market falls." |
| | | | ... again entering bull market territory. From its March 23 lows, the S&P 500 has surged 23%, signifying the end of the bear market. It comes as Wall Street's supposed nemesis Bernie Sanders drops out of the Democratic nominee race, leaving a hopeful ... |
| | | | ... said Australian REITs had been the hardest hit during the COVID-19 sell-off. "Asia has held up quite well in this bear market, with REITs displaying their typical defensive characteristics going into a period of uncertainty, until a week or two ago when ... |
| | | | ... global financial markets. "All-time highs and practically a sense of euphoria characterised its first half, and a bear market and a sense of total panic capped it off," he said. "A lot of market activity in the past several days has been pinned on end ... |
| | | | ... value cheap'." Shaw and Partners senior investment adviser Adam Dawes said we haven't seen the end of the bear market. "Is this just a dead cat bounce? Maybe - only time will tell," he said. "I think instead of a V-shaped recovery we will have ... |
| | | | The chief executive of the nation's largest super fund has written to members reassuring them that their super will be safer staying with the fund. AustralianSuper chief executive Ian Silk said during this unprecedented time, members should refrain ... |
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