> The three, longest, bear market rallies since 1928 are:
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>5.06 Months (Nov 12, 1929 to Apr 18th, 1930)
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>5.8 Months (September 21, 2001 to Apr 19th, 2002)
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>7.2 Months (Mar 31, 1938 to Nov 10, 1938)
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>The last one (7.2 months) was also part of the longest bear market in history - the five year, 1937 to 1942 bear market (as an aside, I think Warren Buffett bought his first stock around 1942).
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Looking backwards, identifying the lows of specific stocks and coming 6 months later to tell us we are stupid we didn't buy at the absolute bottom.
Why you don't use the below examples:
We also missed BABA at 100 (now trading at 80)
We also missed PYPL at 80 (now at 60)
We also missed LYFT at 12
We missed Epam at 300
We missed Rivian at 20 etc.
Identifying the winners after a bull run is easy.
Why you don't mention a single loser?