What is a Bear Market?
Bull and bear markets are two different trends expected from the stock market. The bull market is a term that is expected to be bullish and the outlook is optimistic, and the bear market is a term that is expected to be bearish and the outlook is pessimistic.
Bull and bear markets
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- Chinese name
- Bull and bear markets
- Foreign name
- A bull market and bear market
- Features
- Prices rise more than decline prices
- Feature 1
- Total stock trading volume when prices rise
- Bull and bear markets are two different trends expected from the stock market. The bull market is a term that is expected to be bullish and the outlook is optimistic, and the bear market is a term that is expected to be bearish and the outlook is pessimistic.
- There are many factors that cause bull or bear markets, which can be summarized into two categories: basic factors and technical factors.
- Fundamental factors refer to economic and political factors from outside the stock market. Such factors can often cause huge changes in the stock market. Some investors or speculators have made a fortune, and others have gone bankrupt.
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