Bulls should be haunted by bears of the past

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A number of experts believe that the current bull market will come to an end, being replaced by an extreme and long-lasting bear market. Indeed, market analyst Robert Prechter forecasts that the bear market will not stop until the Dow Jones has fallen back to 1,000, down by around 85% from current levels. He expects that this will happen around 2003, when there will also be a significant economic depression. It will be followed by bull markets which will reach a peak in the 2020s.

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Stock markets will get a reality check, but when?

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There have been only two years since 1978 in which stocks have not shown a positive total return. However, it is widely recognized that a stock market correction will take place at some point. Investors now have to consider what to do about this. It is possible that the downturn in US and UK stocks that has been predicted for so long will actually take place in 1999. However, stock market trends are extremely difficult to predict.

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Heading for an almighty fall

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The UK stock market is currently clearly reacting to uncertainty being created by the forthcoming general election. However, longer-term trends in the UK stock market will be determined much less by domestic politics than by developments on Wall Street. The UK stock market would not advance very far if there were a serious decline in Wall Street, which is now at the very top limit of its long-term trading parameters.

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