13 Differences Between Bear Market and Bull Market

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