A bullish market is a time when the demand is higher than the supply of shares and results in the rising of the share prices. A bearish market is a time when the supply is higher than the demand for the shares and results in the fall of the prices of the shares. It is wise that an investor buys more shares during a bearish market as the shares are available for cheap and sell his/her shares during a bullish market as more people are looking to buy during this time and you can sell your shares at a higher price and book a profit. A bullish market will be established if a country wages war, as it will produce more jobs and the investors will feel confident if they think they would win. A sudden international crisis will always create a bearish market as the economies are affected negatively.

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