Long-term market definition
Long position means that investors are optimistic about the stock market and expect the stock price to be bullish, so they buy the stock at a low price and sell it when the stock rises to a certain price to obtain the difference income. Generally speaking, people usually refer to the stock market where the stock price keeps rising for a long time as a bull market. The main feature of stock price changes in bull market is a series of ups and downs.
Bull market, also known as bull market, refers to a sharp rise in the stock market with more buyers than sellers. The stock market is bullish and lasts for a long time.
Bull market:
Long position means that investors are optimistic about a currency and expect the exchange rate to be bullish, so they buy the currency at a low price and sell it when the exchange rate of the currency rises to a certain price to obtain the difference income. Generally speaking, people usually refer to the foreign exchange market where the exchange rate keeps rising for a long time as a bull market. The main feature of exchange rate changes in bull market is a series of ups and downs.
Definition of short market:
In a long-term downward trend market, in a short-term market, the change of stock price is a big drop and a small rise. Also known as the bear market.
Bear market is also called bear market. When some investors began to panic, they sold their stocks and kept short positions. At this time, the market is dominated by the empty side, and the atmosphere of doing more (optimistic about the market outlook) is seriously insufficient, which is generally called a short market.
From the perspective of technical graphics, the average system of short market tends to diverge downward, forming a short arrangement. At this time, the market is filled with a strong short-selling atmosphere. At present, there is no short-selling mechanism in the domestic stock market. Investors should try to avoid re-entering the short market and take a wait-and-see attitude.