What does bullish and bearish mean in forex?
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When the market makes a bullish move, this means it is moving upwards, and when it makes a bearish move, this means it is moving downwards. Bulls are usually people who have bought a certain currency pair or financial instrument (or those who expect it to go up), and bears are those who sold the instrument or expect it to go down.
The names come from the typical movements of a bull and a bear. A bull usually butts up his opponent whereas a bear smacks his victim down. In the same sense, bulls want to take the price up, and bears want to take the price down. The price eventually moves in the direction of the strongest of either one of those two sides.
When talking about markets, a bull market is a market that is...
The names come from the typical movements of a bull and a bear. A bull usually butts up his opponent whereas a bear smacks his victim down. In the same sense, bulls want to take the price up, and bears want to take the price down. The price eventually moves in the direction of the strongest of either one of those two sides.
When talking about markets, a bull market is a market that is...
Glastonburyk
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I remember it as in the bullhorns are always up so when the market is bullish then it’s trending upwards and the opposite for bearish
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Keithstyles1
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Bullish = price goes up
Bearish =price goes down
Kirstysingy
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Bullish moves means that market is in an upwards trend and bearish being the reverse
Glastonburyk
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That’s weekends broWhat about when they are grazing??
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A bullish market is a market which is rising which means that the market is sound economically.
A bearish market is the opposite of bull market. It means that the market is declining(share prices are falling) and showing a downtrend.
During a bullish trend, the economy is overall strong and much employment opportunities exist in the markets. Whereas in case of bearish markets the economy is overall slow and unemployment increases in the economy.
In a bull market demand is higher than the supply and investors wish to buy more securities than selling them. Because the demand increases it cause the prices to rise. Whereas in case of bearish market its opposite and investors intend to sell more than buy.
Both these market trends have a bearing on the investing decisions of the investors. Therefore, investors try to carefully understand the market trend(bullish or bearish ) before they actually undertake investments.
A bearish market is the opposite of bull market. It means that the market is declining(share prices are falling) and showing a downtrend.
During a bullish trend, the economy is overall strong and much employment opportunities exist in the markets. Whereas in case of bearish markets the economy is overall slow and unemployment increases in the economy.
In a bull market demand is higher than the supply and investors wish to buy more securities than selling them. Because the demand increases it cause the prices to rise. Whereas in case of bearish market its opposite and investors intend to sell more than buy.
Both these market trends have a bearing on the investing decisions of the investors. Therefore, investors try to carefully understand the market trend(bullish or bearish ) before they actually undertake investments.
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Bullish means the price is up trending. On the other hand, Bearish means the price is down trending. These two words are often used by the experts to explain financial market.
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