“Bear” and “bull” are two terms used to describe different parts of the market cycle, and they can tell investors a lot about what’s going on in the economy. A bear market is a prolonged ...

The stock market is characterized by two animals: a bear and a bull. A bear market occurs when stocks on broad major indexes like the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose at least 20% ...

DWS Group head of fixed income and head of trading George Catrambone comes on The Morning Brief with Brad Smith and Madison Mills to explain his bull and bear cases for the market, based on the ...

The unpredictable nature of the stock market and prices may lead some investors and financial experts to wonder what may happen to the market cycle if it ends up in a bull market or bear market.

Bull markets last longer than bear markets, providing extended growth opportunities. Bear markets are shorter and can offer good investment entry points. Investing steadily through market cycles ...

A bear market describes a declining stock market of at least 20% compared to its most recent high. A bull market describes a period of continuous growth in the stock market of at least 20% and ...

Bull and bear markets can offer insight for investors into what’s happening in the stock market. Bull markets happen when prices soar and could last five years. Bear markets take place if there ...

Bull and bear markets can offer insight for investors into what’s happening in the stock market. Bull markets happen when prices soar and could last five years. Bear markets take place if there ...

No one knows the exact origins of ‘bull market’ and ‘bear market,’ but the economic terms get tossed around a lot these days. Here’s an explainer. Outside of the New York Stock Exchange ...