Bulls:
-The stock market is going up
-There is positive momentum
-The term “bulls” is used because of the way a bull attacks (on an upward pattern)
-The phrase “a bull for McDonald’s” means you are long or positive on McDonald’s

Bears:
-The stock market is going down
-There is negative momentum
-The term “bears” is used because of the way a bull attacks (on a downward pattern)
-The phrase “a bear for McDonald’s” means you are negative on McDonald’s and you think the stock will go down for McDonald’s

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28 COMMENTS

  1. you the man,,god bless america ,,, father left communism, if he did not work he did not eat,, when i was 17 with out a dime in my pocket and without a dime in his pocket i got him a brand new home for free…nothing is free but he was in a new home with the same bills..still kept the old home….3HaTb

  2. Why buyers (bulls) are the ones who want the price of an asset to increase, and sellers want the price to lower? Shouldn't be buyers wanting to purchase an Item at the lower price possible, while the sellers eager to increase the price hoping to make the most profit out of the asset??

  3. I read this in a book published in 1874:
    A bull is a speculator who buys for the settlement with a view of selling at some future date at a higher price and gaining the difference.
    A bear is a speculator who hopes to gain by the reverse operation. He sells for the settlement, hoping to buy it back at a cheaper price, and gain by the difference.

  4. So I'm 20 years old and about to get my first brokerage account. Going to trade $250 just to dip my foot into the market. I've watched a few of your videos (I'll have to marathon them) and I'm impressed.

    My question for you is: how did you start out and what tips can you offer a beginner? Within a short text box of course, I'll have to watch more of your videos.

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