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A trader thinks who thinks the market is likely to fall is termed bearish. This is the opposite of bullish. A bear market in stocks is one where around 80% of the issues will decline over an extended period of time. A decline of more than 20% of the value of a stock or index is considered Bearish. For example both, 1973 -1974 and 1982 -1983 were Bear markets. |
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