The phrase "reach a bottom" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that has reached its worst point, or has reached its lowest level. For example: "The national economy has reached a bottom, with unemployment levels at their highest in decades."
At the same time, economists say, they could help areas hardest hit by the housing crash reach a bottom of the market.
But many investors remained calm and held their ground, resigned to the possibility that the market had yet to reach a bottom.
For example, it took 7.2 years after the start of the bear market in 2000 for stocks to reach a bottom and then to climb back to the 2000 peak.
"We could reach a bottom in housing at the end of this year and have some growth in the second half of 2009," Ms. Caron said, "but that requires the economic backdrop to remain no worse than it currently is".
"Once you reach a bottom, it will take three or four years for prices to begin to rise 1 or 2percentt a year". There were 4 million homes listed with brokers for sale as of July.
And that we're going to reach a bottom sometime later this year.
Moreover, it previously was reported that Barr and his team knew for at least three weeks that Mueller did not intend to reach a bottom-line conclusion.
Although rents began declining in 2000, when the economic boom of the 1990's began to unravel, and were hurt again after the World Trade Center attack a year later, rentals have reached a bottom and are now stable or increasing, albeit significantly below levels where they were only a few years ago,, brokers and owner say.
And technology stocks may be reaching a bottom.
THE END OF LOW RATES | Interest rates may have reached a bottom, Nathaniel Popper and Peter Eavis write in DealBook.
As a result, few market watchers are confident that financial stocks have already reached a bottom.
