In today’s Blog Bites post we will be explaining the difference between the terms Bull Market and Bear Market.
Since we at A Step Above Style value your time (and because you already know why you’re here) we’ll jump right in.
Let’s begin.
Bull Market
It is generally thought that bulls swipe up when attacking. This is where the term “bull market” comes from.
During a bull market stock prices generally trend upwards. There will still be some slight dips from time to time, but overall the stock market will be green.
Investors in the stock market are optimistic during a bull market and it shows as stock prices (shares of companies in the American economy) go up.
Bear Market
It is generally thought that bears swipe down when attacking. This is where the term “bear market” comes from.
During a bear market stock prices generally trend downwards. There will still be some slight moves upward from time to time, but overall the stock market will be red.
Investors in the stock market are pessimistic during a bear market and it shows as stock prices (shares of companies in the American economy) go down.
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Conclusion
We at A Step Above Style hope you found this blog post entertaining, educational, and empowering.
Being financially literate is a important part of life for those who don’t want to be average.
And remember,
“Applied knowledge is power”.
Until next time, y’all have a good one.
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