The terms “bull market” and “bear market” are used to describe how stock markets are doing. A bull market is favorable and ...

Main St vs Wall St, Detroit vs Davos are some of the themes explored in Michael Hartnett’s Flow Show this week. He sees a new ...

A bull market occurs when stocks are rising, the economy is expanding, and there is overall optimism towards market conditions. On the contrary, a bear market occurs when stock prices are falling, the ...

Investors with significant time in the market are probably familiar with bull markets vs bear markets. These technical terms describe the main parts of any typical long-term market cycle. But what are ...

It’s a bull, it’s a bear, it’s a — what? You may have heard these terms thrown around in reference to what the stock market is currently doing. In short, a bull market is one that is on the up-and-up, ...

This month our Chief Equity Strategist and Economist, John Blank, focuses on the U.S. market’s 2026 outlook -- on a balance -- between bull and bear views. He’s here with me now. 1. Basically, what’s ...

Throughout history, bull market cycles are only one-half of the “full market” cycle. This is because during every “bull market” cycle the markets and economy build up excesses that are then “reverted” ...

In bearish contrast, Molavi said stock valuations have been pushed to a point where they leave little room for disappointment. Market breadth has deteriorated to some of the narrowest levels of the ...

While it may be of little comfort when you're in the middle of a bear market, bull markets tend to last much longer. The market's best days often occur toward the tail end of a bear market before ...