The historical time of China bull market is:
The first bull market: from December 19th, 199 to May 26th, 1992;
the second bull market: November 17, 1992 to February 16, 1993;
The third bull market: July 29th, 1994 to September 13th, 1994;
The fourth bull market: January 19, 1996 to May 12, 1997;
The fifth bull market: May 19th, 1999 to June 14th, 21;
the sixth bull market: from June 6, 25 to October 16, 27;
the seventh bull market: from October 29th, 28 to August 4th, 29;
the eighth bull market: July 22, 214 to June 12, 215.
Extended information:
What is a bull market?
A bull market is a phenomenon in the stock market. Generally, a stock whose share price keeps rising for a long time is called a bull market (also called a bull market). In a bull market, the stock is above the moving average, and the short-term moving average and the long-term moving average are arranged from top to bottom. In a bull market, the market enthusiasm and participation are high, and the profit-making effect is good. The stock is in a general rising state.
A bull market is the opposite of a bear market. Generally, stocks with a long-term downward trend are called bear markets (also called bears). In a bear market, stocks are below the moving average, and the long-term moving average and the short-term moving average are arranged from top to bottom. In a bear market, market enthusiasm and participation are low, and the profit-making effect is poor, so stocks are in a general decline state.
There is also a stock phenomenon called structured market. Generally, structured market does not have a rising main line, and the sectors rotate. For example, if the pharmaceutical industry rises today, it will be the consumer industry's turn to rise tomorrow, so it is difficult to make money from structured market.
How to judge a bear market and a bull market:
To judge whether a bull market and a bear market are coming, we can look at the following aspects:
1. Look at the 25-day moving average of the index, which is commonly known as the "bull-bear dividing line". If the 25-day moving average is on the rising channel and the monthly K climbs along the 5 th, 1 th and 2 th moving averages of the monthly chart, the bull market is open, and vice versa.
2. Before the bull market came, the stock price fell out of the policy bottom, the valuation bottom and the market bottom, such as the bull market in 27 and 215. Before the bear market comes, the index may be at a relatively high point, and then turn into a downward channel, such as the bear market in 218.
3. When the bull market comes, the brokers go first. Brokers are brokers, and when the bull market comes, investors have to trade through brokers, so it is good for brokerage stocks, and brokerage stocks have risen for a long time;
4. A bull market is generally rising, so it is comprehensive, and both large-cap stocks and small-cap stocks can have opportunities. If large-cap stocks and small-cap stocks are divided when they rise, it is not called a bull market, but a bear market is characterized by an overall decline.
5. In a bull market, stocks rise in rotation, while in a bear market, there are almost no stocks that rise.
6. The bull market rose slowly and fell sharply, while the bear market rose sharply and fell yin.