1. Bull market refers to the one, which grows aggressively over a period of time.
Bear market is the situation when there is a considerable fall in the market, month on month.
2. Bull Market:
Unemployment is low, GDP is high, and stocks are rising.
Bear Market:
Unemployment is high, and a recession is approaching.
3. Attitude:
Bull Market:
Optimistic
Bear Market:
Pessimistic
4. Market Indicators:
Bull Market:
Strong market indicators.
Bear Market:
Weak market indicators.
5. Prices of stock:
Bull Market:
High
Bear Market:
Low
6. Stock Position:
Bull Market:
Long Position
Bear Market:
Short Position
7. Disposable Income:
Bull Market:
Sufficient disposable income
Bear Market:
Insufficient disposable income
8. Stock Trading:
Bull Market:
More
Bear Market:
Less
9. Expectations:
Bull Market:
High with longer stability
Bear Market:
Low with less stability
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