The Secular Market Cycle
A secular bull market is defined as a period in which stock prices rise at an above-average rate for an extended period (think five years or longer) and suffer only relatively short intervening declines.
A secular bear market is an extended period of flat or declining stock prices. Secular bull or bear markets typically consist of multiple cyclical bull and bear markets. (Image not shown due to low ratings)
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