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In stocks, bearish means that the price of a stock is going down (or you think it will go down). Since forex is traded in pairs, bearish means the price of that pair is going down (or you think it will go down). If you are bearish on the EUR/USD, you think the EUR will go down vs. the USD. This makes you bearish on the Euro and Bullish on the US Dollar.

A candlestick where the closing price is below the opening price is sometimes called a bearish candle. A general downtrend in a price is a bearish market.

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A After spike Aussie B Base Currency Basis Points Bearish BoE bow BRIC Bucket Shop Bullish Buy Limit Buy Stop C Cable Candles Churning Conflicting Releases Consolidation CPI Currency Codes Table D Deflation Deviation Dovish E EA ECB Elliott Wave EMA Expectation/Expected F Fed Fib Fiber Fibonacci Numbers Fibonacci Ratios Fibonacci Retracements Fibonacci Timeframes FOMC Forty-two G G20	G (cont.) G7 G8 GDP GU GY H Hawkish HYIP Hyperinflation I Inflation Islamic Account K Kiwi L Liquidity Loonie Lot Size LPOA M m/m Market Maker Market Order Martingale Microlot Minilot Moving Average MT4 MT5 N Nanolot NFP No Riba Account O OCO OHLC P Pending Order Ponzi Scheme PPI Pre-release Profit Target Pulling the trigger Q q/q	Q (cont.) Quote Currency R RBA RBNZ Recession Requote Resistance Retrace Revision S Scalping Sell Limit Sell Stop Slippage SMA SNB Spike Standard Lot Sterling Stop hunting Stop loss Stopped out Stops Straddle Support Swap Free Account Swap Rates swing high swing low Swissy T Take Profit Trading Platform Trailing Stop Trigger V Volatility W Whipsaw Y y/y Yard Z ZEW

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