What is a Bull Market? Markets are described as either Bull markets or Bear markets depending on the general direction of their currencies. The term bull market derives from the way a bull attacks its enemies by swaying its thorns upwards, therefore it describes a market that is heading in an upwards direction. What stands out about a bull market is that it is generally moving upwards, and has been moving upwards for a long period of time. Even if it suffers minor losses its general direction is always positive. This doesn’t apply to just the currency, but the whole environment surrounding the currency like the economic environment, employment in the country, and number of investments. A bull market attracts many investors as it promises almost guaranteed high profits, and because it keeps getting investors, it continues to perform well and thrive. It is hard for investors to suddenly lose interest in a bull market, unless a general rumour is spread about the market, making all investors and traders believe that this market is going to decline, forcing them to withdraw their investments, and invest against the market, leading to a big decline and moving the market from bullish to bearish. Of course there are many ways for a market to be affected, and that can be through big news releases, businesses between countries and more, if the market declines on its own, it will also push investors away which will further in its decline. FxNet Team FxNet Ltd is a global, fully licensed Over the Counter (OTC) online Forex and commodities broker, regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC). FxNet is located in Limassol Cyprus. FxNets mission is to reach and retain traders around the globe through exceptional customer service, integrity and continuous innovation that will provide our clients with simple, exciting and secured trading platforms. fxnet/news/what-is-a-bull-market
Posted on: Tue, 21 Jan 2014 16:29:43 +0000
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