Whereas the stock market already has decades of data for investors and analysts to refer to, the crypto market is relatively young. While the causes of a bear market vary, there are a few common indicators that a bear market is going to start. Some of the indicators of an emergi...
Investors can buy and sell in the share market irrespective of whether it is a bull or bear market. However, the market usually sees more buy orders during the bull market, while the bear market sees more sell orders. During the bull market, investors expect the share price to increase, a...
While Fed rate cuts can boost liquidity and equity market valuation, that on its own is insufficient for equities to perform, especially if it is outweighed by deteriorating economic and earnings growth. In fact, over the past few decades, a bottom in equities had typically coincided with a tr...
We break down the concept of bull markets and bear markets, and explore what they mean for crypto prices and the cryptocurrency marketplace.
In this post, we define a bull market. We'll also look at different types of bull markets, their key indicators, and their characteristics.
Bull market vs. bear market It can be helpful to think of bull and bear markets as generally opposites to one another, but here’s a side-by-side look at what each type entails. Bull market Bear market Performance Asset prices rising Asset prices falling Economic indicators • Expanding ...
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A bull market is when stock prices are on the rise and economically sound, while a bear market is when prices are in decline. The origin of these expressions is unclear, but one reason could be that bulls attack by bringing their horns upward, while bears attack by swiping their paws down...
Bull vs. Bear A bear is the opposite of a bull. Bear investors believe that the value of a specific security or industry is likely to decline in the future. Abear marketoccurs when the market experiences prolong price declines—typically when securities prices fall by 20% or more and there...