DEC-1982
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Not essential. I just wish to understand if there is a widely accepted definition. When Bill Gross or Ray Dalio say we are in a bond bear market, can I determine that by myself based on specific amounts of yield increases, amount of time, of what duration, Treasury or total market etc. Just consider this curiosity, and no, I am not planning to make any changes based on this.
I don't think of these two individuals as mere talking heads, even if one of the two does like to talk. Or maybe both like publicity, I don't know.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...sup-for-men-and-bond-run-as-flat-returns-loom
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...io-says-bond-market-has-moved-into-bear-phase
I do understand now that there is not a standard widely agreed upon definition like there is for the stock market.
