"The key to the continuation of U.S. stock bulls is that growth is more important than interest rate cuts.
24.04.25【豐富│財經起床號】黃詣庭談「美股多頭延續關鍵 成長重於降息」
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Historically, the average bull market since 1929 has lasted around 1,011 days, according to data from investment group Bespoke. That's around 2.8 years.
But once we account for outliers (i.e. bull markets that lasted much longer or shorter than average), the median length is only around 522 days -- or roughly a year and a half.
One of the easiest ways to survive any bear market, then, is to take a buy-and-hold approach: Buy solid stocks from healthy companies, and then hold them for as long as you can.
They may take a hit during a market slump, but that's normal. Solid stocks are far more likely to survive, rebounding when the next bull market begins.
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