What are "normal market", "poor market", and "strong market" conditions?

Modified on Fri, 25 Feb, 2022 at 3:07 PM

For purposes of calculation, our model uses historical performance of the markets over time. We then run hypothetical simulations based on your portfolio, we may consider those results to be possible forecasts for "normal" market conditions.  If the markets underperform historical data, it would be regarded as "poor" market conditions, and if the markets outperform historical data, it would be considered "strong" market conditions.



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