1. The bull market, also known as the bull market, refers to the securities market in which prices show a long-term upward trend. The general trend of price changes is to continue to rise, characterized by large rises and small falls. The overall trend of the bull market is upward. Although there are declines, they are higher with each wave. There are more buyers than sellers, demand exceeds supply, popularity continues to gather, investors have a strong desire to pursue higher prices, the number of new account openings continues to increase, and new funds continue to pour in. Investors should try to avoid frequent operations in the long market and hold shares until they rise.

2. Bear Market, also known as bear market, refers to the securities market in which prices show a long-term downward trend. The general trend of price changes is to continue lower, characterized by large falls and small increases. The overall operating trend of the short market is downward. Although there are rebounds, they are lower each wave. The vast majority of people lose money. Although there are occasional opportunities, they are fleeting, difficult to capture, and difficult to operate. There is no short-selling mechanism in the Chinese stock market. Investors should try to avoid entering the market again in the short market and wait and see. Margin margin trading, stock index futures, commodity futures, etc. all have short-selling mechanisms, and short-selling can be performed to make profits.

Warm reminder: The above content is for reference only and does not serve as any advice. Investment is risky, so be cautious when entering the market.

Response time: 2021-12-21. For the latest business changes, please refer to the official website of Ping An Bank.