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Bull Market:
a market financial situation characterized
• investor’s confidence,
• optimism and
• positive expectations that good results will
continue.
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During a bull market, everything in the economy
is amazing like
• growing GDP,
• increased job,
• rising stock prices etc.
Bull markets often lead ‘the overvaluation of
the stocks’.
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Bear MarkeT
The opposite of a bull market is a bear
market and characterized by
• bad economy,
• fewer jobs,
• recession and falling share prices.
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The investor’s behaviour during a
bearish market is highly pessimistic.
they fear that the stocks will go down
and down.
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note: The ‘bull’ and ‘bear’ is derived from the way
these animals ‘attack’ their opponents.
• A bull thrusts its horns up into the air upwards,
• while a bear swipes its paws downward.
These actions are metaphors for the movement of a
market.
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Bull market example:
April 2003 to January 2008
SENSEX increased from 2,900 to 21,000.
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Bear Market example in India are –
• stock market crashes of 1992 and 1994,
• the dotcom crash of 2000,
• Stock Market crash of 2008
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the Great Depression of the 1930’s is the famous
example of a bear market in the US.
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Points to notice:
• no market can last forever.
• Its difficult to predict the changing
trends due to psychological effects
and speculations.
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