WASHINGTON — Bull versus bear: both are terms used to offer insight into what is happening in the stock market. However, one is much better for investments. On Monday, stocks ended lower as markets ...

Bull and bear markets can offer insight for investors into what’s happening in the stock market. Bull markets happen when prices soar and could last five years. Bear markets take place if there’s a ...

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A bull market is when an asset increases 20% from its prior lows and begins to sustain a reliable uptrend. Basically, it’s a prolonged period where asset values continue to increase. The associated ...

Bull markets are periods of rising stock prices driven by strong economic growth and investor optimism, while bear markets involve falling prices and economic downturns ・Recent examples include the ...

Losses hurt more than they appear because recovery isn’t symmetrical. If your portfolio drops 20%, you need a 25% gain to get ...

Dustin Smith, with Wealth Enhancement Group, shares the definitions for bear markets and bull markets, and what the implications of either are.

Identify a bull or bear market by watching price trends, trading volumes, investor sentiment, economic signals and whether optimism or fear drives the action. Not sure if you’re in a bull or bear ...