A bull market occurs when stocks are rising, the economy is expanding, and there is overall optimism towards market conditions. On the contrary, a bear market occurs when stock prices are falling, the ...

Investors with significant time in the market are probably familiar with bull markets vs bear markets. These technical terms describe the main parts of any typical long-term market cycle. But what are ...

It’s a bull, it’s a bear, it’s a — what? You may have heard these terms thrown around in reference to what the stock market is currently doing. In short, a bull market is one that is on the up-and-up, ...

Bitcoin (BTC) has a new $76,000 target as the daily chart continues to print a bear flag pattern. Key points: Trader on BTC ...

Identify a bull or bear market by watching price trends, trading volumes, investor sentiment, economic signals and whether optimism or fear drives the action. Not sure if you’re in a bull or bear ...

This month our Chief Equity Strategist and Economist, John Blank, focuses on the U.S. market’s 2026 outlook -- on a balance -- between bull and bear views. He’s here with me now. 1. Basically, what’s ...

Learn to spot fake breakouts in crypto using funding, OI and volume signals — and avoid bull and bear trap setups. Use confirmation, not hope: Wait for a higher-timeframe close and a clean retest ...

Throughout history, bull market cycles are only one-half of the “full market” cycle. This is because during every “bull market” cycle the markets and economy build up excesses that are then “reverted” ...