Bull markets last longer than bear markets, providing extended growth opportunities. Bear markets are shorter and can offer good investment entry points. Investing steadily through market cycles ...

Investors with significant time in the market are probably familiar with bull markets vs bear markets. These technical terms describe the main parts of any typical long-term market cycle.

Even better, bull markets tend to last longer than bear markets—which means the gains keep coming. Bull markets typically stretch out for two to five years, delivering an average S&P 500 gain of ...

The blue illustrates past bull markets' durations and returns (total and annualized). The red illustrates the bear markets. (Note: this was published in May.) This chart does a fantastic job ...

I present a bull and bear case for the company's EPRA NTA, making the case for a Buy in light of normalizing ECB policy. Key risks to consider include excessive leverage, further valuation yield ...