Only The Most Financially Savvy Can Pass This Monetary Terms Quiz

Karyn Bailey|General Knowledge|13 Jan 2020

What’s the difference between a bull market and a bear market?

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A photograph shows a heard of bulls on one side and a family of bears on the other.
Retry Correct Incorrect In a bull market, securities are rising over a sustained period of time, representing investor confidence. In a bear market, securities have dropped 20% or more, which conveys investor pessimism.
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What’s the difference between a bull market and a bear market?

  • They are interchangeable terms that mean the same thing
  • One describes illegal trading and the other describes poorly managed trading
  • One describes a recession and the other describes a depression
  • In one the value of securities fall and in the other they rise
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