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Blog Post #5

Welcome back investors in training. Today is the day you learn about bears, bulls and pigs.

    When the market is in a bear market, it means you should be selling your shares because everything is going to start going down. When your stock is in the red and its price is falling, you're in the bear market. This is when people sell their shares and claim their profits. Bears sell their shares at the right price. A bear market is when prices are falling and your encouraged to sell. Theoretically, you want to sell at the very start of the bear market and buy at the very end of it.

    When the market is in a bull market, it means you're buying shares because everything is going to start going up. When your stock is in the green and its price is rising, you're in the bull market.  This is the time for you to buy some shares, theoretically, you want to buy at the very start of the bull market and sell at the very end, right before it starts to go down again.

    You either want to trade like a bear or a bull; not a pig. Pigs hold their shares because they're afraid to buy or sell. Pigs get slaughtered, pigs are afraid to commit to trades and make decisions. Pigs will not survive in the market, you're in the market to buy low and sell high. This is the concept of supply and demand, buying a share raises its price, selling a share lowers its price. For example, if a lot of people keep buying Apple stocks, their price will raise. At some point the price will be so high

shareholders will sell, thus crashing the stock, allowing the traders to buy again at a cheaper price.

    In my next post I will be explaining what kind of stocks you should be working towards buying for long term.

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