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What are bull and bear markets?

by NexGen Trading Academy  ·  Unit 51 of 100

A bull market refers to a period during which stock prices generally rise and investor confidence remains positive. A bear market, in contrast, is characterised by a prolonged decline in prices accompanied by weaker market sentiment. These terms describe the overall direction and mood of financial markets rather than the performance of individual companies.

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