4. Speculation refers to buying and securities in the hope of
making a profit from expected
change of price over securities those who
engaged in activity are speculators.
A speculators may buy securities in
expectation of rise in price if expectation
come true ,he sells the securities for higher
price and make profit.
10. Bull
Investors who buy shares in anticipation of increase in
prices are called bulls and the market is said to be bullish.
11. REASONS FOR A BULLISH MARKET
Strong economic growth
Steady rise in stock prices
High investor confidence
Foreign investors
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14. WHO ARE BEARS IN THE STOCK MARKET??
Those who sell shares in anticipating a fall in prices of
stock are bears and the market is said to be bearish.
15. REASONS FOR A BEARISH MARKET
• Stagnant economic growth
• Falling corporate profits
• Lack of confidence
• Falling price
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18. STAGS
A stag is an investor or speculator who
subscribes to a new issue with the intention of
selling them soon after allotment to realise a
quick profit they are called as premium hunter
19. Stags
Term stag refers to a speculator who buys and sells
stocks in short timeframes to make quick profits.
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22. Lame duck
Lame-duck is a term used to point to a trade who has a
history of defaulting on his or her debt or has gone bankrupt as
they were not able to cope with the losses resulting from
trading. The history of this term dates way back to the mid of
18th century when the London Stock Exchange was being
developed.
