One thing that's inevitable in investing is volatility; it's a tale as old as investing itself. While daily fluctuations in market prices are not good indicators of trends, investors use periods of market movements to categorize a market as either a bull market or a bear market. Bull markets are used to describe rising prices, and bear markets are used to describe declining prices. Read More...
One thing that’s inevitable in investing is volatility; it’s a tale as old as investing itself. While daily fluctuations in market prices are not good indicators of trends, investors use periods of market movements to categorize a market as either a bull market or a bear market. Bull markets are used to describe rising prices, and bear markets are used to describe declining prices.
