In the world of finance and investing, the terms "bear" and "bull" markets are often encountered. They describe general trends in asset price movements, such as stocks, bonds, or cryptocurrencies.
📊 Bear Market
• Characterized by falling prices over a prolonged period.
• Investors are pessimistic, expecting further declines.
• Often accompanied by economic downturns or negative news.
• Example: the 2008 crisis, when markets dropped significantly.
📊 Bull Market
• Observed price increases over months or years.
• Investors are confident about the future and actively buy assets.
• Associated with economic growth and positive expectations.
• Example: stock market growth after the 2008 crisis.
🤔 Why "bears" and "bulls"?
• The bull attacks with its horns from bottom to top — symbolizing growth.
• The bear strikes with its paw from top to bottom — symbolizing decline.
Understanding these terms helps investors better navigate market trends and make informed decisions.
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