Topic: The Bear, Bull, and Other Beasts. (Read 963 times)
You guys have no idea how a seesaw works
average bear weight= 375 kilos
average bull weight= 650 kilos
It must be a baby bull
lolol
average bull weight= 650 kilos
It must be a baby bull
lolol
very much depends on what sort of bear it is, ever stuck a koala next to a grizzly?
average bear weight= 375 kilos
average bull weight= 650 kilos
It must be a baby bull
lolol
average bull weight= 650 kilos
It must be a baby bull
lolol
haha, yeah, baby bulls are more manageable.
its funny because i thought the animals had to do with how they fought and how the market was reacting.
bulls - they charge straight foward
- so i thought that meant the market was expected to rise for the near future.
bears - have you ever seen a bear fight, shit gets crazy (wild slashing)
- so i thought that meant the market is like... "Caution: bear fighting... shit be crazy, yo!"
average bear weight= 375 kilos
average bull weight= 650 kilos
It must be a baby bull
lolol
average bull weight= 650 kilos
It must be a baby bull
lolol
Here are all the stock market animals:
Bear: Pessimist that thinks the market is in a general decline
Bull: Optimist that thinks the market is in an upward trend
Bear: Pessimist that thinks the market is in a general decline
Bull: Optimist that thinks the market is in an upward trend
Why is the Bear heavier on the picture above, any reason ?
'cos bears are fat f**s, just look at the pic
Here are all the stock market animals:
Bear: Pessimist that thinks the market is in a general decline
Bull: Optimist that thinks the market is in an upward trend
Bear: Pessimist that thinks the market is in a general decline
Bull: Optimist that thinks the market is in an upward trend
Why is the Bear heavier on the picture above, any reason ?
Here are all the stock market animals:
Bear: Pessimist that thinks the market is in a general decline
Bull: Optimist that thinks the market is in an upward trend
Whale: Large investor using calculative strategy, risks large amounts of money
Shark: High risk investor that will spend a lot of money hoping for a high return in a short amount of time
Looks like traders who coined these terms belonged to PETA or some other animal rights group, it's cute to have these names.
Of course, PETA is a great organization.
I'm a peacock; I flash my coins in the hopes of finding a mate.
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if I choose to trade at all.
http://www.babypips.com/school/undergraduate/junior-year/which-type-of-trader-are-you/each-trader-is-unique.html - There are not only different traders with different sentiments but different styles of trading too, I'm pretty much a swing trader
if I choose to trade at all. Whale: Large investor using calculative strategy, risks large amounts of money
Shark: High risk investor that will spend a lot of money hoping for a high return in a short amount of time
Thanks for the detailed explanation CoinGeneral, although I did know Whale refers to someone who goes big, but now I know the exact difference between whale and a shark.
Looks like traders who coined these terms belonged to PETA or some other animal rights group, it's cute to have these names.
Here are all the stock market animals:
Bear: Pessimist that thinks the market is in a general decline
Bull: Optimist that thinks the market is in an upward trend
Whale: Large investor using calculative strategy, risks large amounts of money
Shark: High risk investor that will spend a lot of money hoping for a high return in a short amount of time
bull market = market going up
bear market = market going down
bear market = market going down
Try investopedia.com for a full list of terms you might like to know.
In market talk, what is the bear, the bull and other beasts that might arise ?
oh.. Pigs and ... other terms one might need to know to know what to look out for.
thx
p.s. we 'noobies' would like to know more market terms.
oh.. Pigs and ... other terms one might need to know to know what to look out for.
thx
p.s. we 'noobies' would like to know more market terms.
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