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The best way to remember this is to see in your mind, a bear with claws out and dragging down. The bull throwing his head with his horns up.

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Can you explain the difference between a bull and bear market?

A bull market is when stock prices are rising, and investors are optimistic about the economy. A bear market is when stock prices are falling, and investors are pessimistic about the economy.


What kind of market anticipates a decline in prices in an entire stock market?

A declining market is a "bear" market. A rising market is called a "bull" market.


What do the bear and the bull stand for?

In the Roman arena, animals were often pitted to fight each other. A common contest was pitting a bull against a bear. When bulls attack they try to gore with theri horns by lifting and tossing theri opponent; whereas bears try to pull down their opponent with their claws and bite. The Romans would often bet on the winner choosing Up (the bull) or Down (the bear) The terms "Bull and Bear" then became synonymous with "up and down".The stock market (which is essentially an elaborate form of betting) uses the term bear market, for a time when market prices and trading are down, and a bull market for a time when the prices and trading are up.


What is a bill market In the stock market?

There is no such thing as a bill market in the Stock market. There are only... A. a bull market in which prices go up B. a bear market in which prices go down C. a crash in which prices go down in a hurry


What is it called When stock prices fall?

When stock prices in general are falling (not just the price of some specific stock) that is called a bear market; in comparison, when stock prices in general are rising, that is called a bull market. When a bull attacks, it does so with a rising motion of its horns, and when a bear attacks, it slashes downward with its claws. That is why a bull symbolizes upward motion and a bear symbolizes downward motion. Even stock brokers are sometimes capable of humor.


Is investing in gold better done in a bear market or a bull market?

Gold investing is better done in a bear market. When there is a bull market you want your money in the stock market.


Why referred to as bear and bull in stock markets what these animals have to do with up and down movement of stock market?

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


What is the Bull Market when referring to Wall Street and the stock market?

A Bull Market refers to a period in the stock market characterized by rising prices and investor optimism. Typically, it is defined as a time when stock prices increase by 20% or more from recent lows. Bull markets are often associated with strong economic conditions, high employment rates, and investor confidence, encouraging buying and investment. This contrasts with a Bear Market, where prices decline and pessimism prevails.


Is the state of Georgia in a bear or bull market?

The United states is currently in a Bear Market, Therefore the State of Georgia is in a bear market.


Bull market vs bear market?

Oh, dude, it's like this: a bull market is when stocks are going up, up, up like they're on a sugar high, while a bear market is when they're like, "Nah, I'm good, gonna hibernate for a bit." So, in a bull market, everyone's high-fiving and popping champagne, but in a bear market, it's more like, "Pass the tissues, we're in for a rough ride."


What does it mean when you hear the stock market describe on TV as a bull or a bear market?

A Bull market is a good market, shares rise up like a bulls horns. A bear market is when the stocks are not doing well.


What is the difference between Bear market and Bull market?

A bull phase refers to a economic scenario with booming investor confidence and surplus liquidity as a result of which everyone is buying shares and the prices of stocks are going up. It is termed as a bull phase because there is control/limit on the amount to which the prices go up. It is uncontrollable like the run of a raging bull. A bear phase refers to a economic scenario with diminishing investor confidence and lack of liquidity as a result of which everyone is selling their stocks. the prices of stocks come down crashing.