What is the difference between bulls and bears on the stock market?
Answer ：
Bulls believe a stock or the market will rise in value. You can be bearish on the market but feel a company will rise in price and vice verse. Bulls are “long” on stocks
Bears are just the opposite. They feel the market or a company will decrease in value. The bears “short” stocks.
There are basically the same risks involved in both. Both sides make money. They key to investing, to quote Jim Cramer, is to know and understand…
“Bulls make money. Bears Make money. Pigs get slaughtered.”
A pig is somebody who is greedy and tries to squeeze out a penny and loses 2 in the process. Don’t be a pig. Take profits on good runs. Decrease the risk as much as possible and laugh your way to the bank.
Posted: August 11th, 2010 under US Stock Market.
Tags: Stock market