5. The Bull and the Bear Market:
If you are familiar with the fundamentals of trading, you must have come across the bull and the bear market concepts. The market is said to be bullish when the stock prices are soaring high and the overall market is positive. The rising stock prices are compared to the horns of the bull which are always pointed towards the sky. Whereas when the market is referred to as the bearish market it symbolizes the palm of the bear which is always facing the ground. Thus, when a market is bearish the stock prices are falling, and the overall sentiment of the market is negative
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