Stock Market

The Bear Market is when a market experiences a prolong price declines.

In the Stock Market, a Bear Market is a period of falling stock prices. During this time, investing can be risky.

During a bear market, you should buy.

You should buy because the stock prices are low.

Resources

<a href="https://www.fool.com/investing/how-to-invest/bear-market/">What Is a Bear Market, and How Should You Invest in One? | The Motley Fool</a>

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The Bull Market indicates a rise in the stock market. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission defines a bull market as a period of time when there is a market rise of 20% or more in broad-based market index funds for at least two months.

During a Bull Market, you should sell because of higher asking prices for stocks.