Bull And Bear Market

 Bull And Bear Market

You have probably heard of bull and bear markets and wondered why investors talk so much about them. Here are the snapshot definitions. ))In a bull market, stock prices are rising, and investors expect them to keep rising. This means stocks are in demand and there is more willingness to take risks. Bull markets signal a prosperous economy.)) Once you start investing, you will notice that generally a lot of companies come to the primary market and raise money from the public. I have also noticed the fact that a lot of not so good companies also come to the market to sell their shares to the public. So investing via the initial public offering(IPO) needs to be done with caution. When the market is in a bull run everything seems good though it is not the case. The truth of the matter is that everyone has a view that IPO’s make people rich however that is not always true. At the end of the I have listed down the Top 10 IPO’s that you need to know, which tell a story where some have made crores for investors and some totally failed causing huge losses for investors. *))In a bear market, stock prices are falling, and investors expect them to keep falling. When stock prices fall, investors lose money, so there’s less demand for stocks and less willingness to take risks. Bear markets are a sign of a weak economy.*)) Again the general tendency during the bear market is the fact no on issues new shares and no initial public offering (IPO) come during the bear market. This is the general notion but the fact is that because the share prices are down there is a good opportunity to buy some good companies shares via the secondary market. They key is good stock selection back by solid research and information