People often talk about bull and bear markets, but what exactly defines them? Don’t worry—your class study rep is here:
A bull market usually refers to a period when prices rise over an extended time and sentiment is relatively optimistic, while a bear market is a period of sustained declines and subdued sentiment.
Sentiment itself can also amplify market movements: when prices rise, more money flows in to follow the trend; when they fall, panic selling increases, making the market even more volatile.
The first page of my trading journal says: Understand before you place an order.
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A bull market usually refers to a period when prices rise over an extended time and sentiment is relatively optimistic, while a bear market is a period of sustained declines and subdued sentiment.
Sentiment itself can also amplify market movements: when prices rise, more money flows in to follow the trend; when they fall, panic selling increases, making the market even more volatile.
The first page of my trading journal says: Understand before you place an order.
$BTC 73591.61（-0.35%）
#BTC
