The stock market is considered to be out of the Bear phase when there is consistent increase in the index value and the investor confidence in the markets is back and we have more buyers than sellers...
Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets
Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets.
The company's traits such as revenues and earnings per share Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets
The company's traits such as revenues and earnings per share Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets
The company's traits such as revenues and earnings per share Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets Overall trends in the market such as bull and bear markets
Bull market investors have a more hopeful attitude about the state of things and thus the bull markets are rising whereas bear market investors take a more pessimistic stance on things and are thus falling.
Bull Market - A long term uptrend price movement in any market, characterized by a series of higher intermediate highs interrupted by higher consecutive intermediate lows. Bear Market - A long term downtrend in any market characterized by lower intermediate lows interrupted by lower intermediate highs. Bull markets mean prices go up and are generally "good" and bear markets mean prices go down, which is generally "bad." If a market is a bear market for too long, there will most likely either be a recession or a depression, and bull markets improve the stock market.
A market is often referred to as a "bear market" when there is a decline or an expected decline in stock prices across the entire stock market. This typically occurs when investor confidence wanes, leading to widespread selling and a drop in stock values of 20% or more from recent highs. Bear markets can be driven by various factors, including economic downturns, rising interest rates, or geopolitical tensions. They contrast with "bull markets," where prices are rising or expected to rise.
Prices will fall
A bear is a heavy animal that crushes you with his weight. For that reason, it is said that prices get crushed. A bull is a vigorous animal that attacks by means of an upward horn/head movement that lifts you in the air. So prices surge. So prices either get crushed by the bear's weight or get lifted by the bull's vigor. Salazar miguelangelosalazar[at]gmail.com
A Bear market is the term used when a stock market is in decline, a Bull market is going up.
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