Published on: May 13, 2022 9:48:03 AM
Bull and Bears in the stock market - when it's Bull 📈 it's all green for investors, but when Bears fight back, the RED charts dominate 📉.
What is the difference? 🤔
When the stock market moves at an upward trend, this is referred to as the Bull market and when the market moves on a downward trend, it’s a Bear market.
What can investors do to navigate these markets?
- A saying successful investors use a lot when investing is, “It's not about timing the market but spending time in the market”.
- "Buying Fear and Selling Greed" - consistency is one of the fundamental principles that may continue to strive in helping many investors achieve their personal financial goals.
- “You're only at a loss when you sell”- would you be willing to sell what you bought at a lower price? When markets are in turmoil, negative in a portfolio is only a loss when you sell at the present value. During uncertain times, review your portfolio and investing strategy for the long-term.
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