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Financial Planning Friday’s – Bull and Bear Markets

This short teaser introduces bull and bear markets, pointing to Financial Planning Fridays Episode 11. It frames the discussion of recent market cycles and what they may signal that the full episode explores with examples.

Jerry DavidseFinancial Planning Fridays

This short teaser introduces bull and bear markets, pointing to Financial Planning Fridays Episode 11. It frames the discussion of recent market cycles and what they may signal that the full episode explores with examples.

Key takeaways

  • This teaser introduces bull and bear markets, covered in Episode 11.
  • A bear market is typically defined as a decline of 20% or more from a peak.
  • Recent history offers context for understanding current market cycles.
  • Full detail lives in Financial Planning Fridays Episode 11.

Episode #11 – Bull and Bear Markets

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Jerry Davidse

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