A bull trap is a false signal that can make it seem as though a declining trend in a stock or index has reversed and is ...

Among the key technical terms investors hear bandied about are "bull markets" vs "bear markets." Both are part of a typical long-term market cycle, but what's the difference? Bull markets are ...

Bull markets last longer than bear markets, providing extended growth opportunities. Bear markets are shorter and can offer good investment entry points. Investing steadily through market cycles ...

The 10-year Treasury continues to be a lynchpin of longer-term lending, including CRE mortgages. But its near future is ...

Traders and investors can anticipate what the price may do next based on how that pattern played out when it previously appeared. The Bottom Line Divergences between bull or bear power and prices ...

The opposite of a bull market is a bear market, which is typically defined as stocks falling by 20% or more from a recent peak. Bear markets are often accompanied by recessions, falling investor ...

See the 10 stocks » If you're wondering what comes next for Aehr Test Systems, read on for a look at bull and bear cases presented by two Fool.com contributors. Bull: Long-term growth trumps near ...

A (potentially) emerging bearish reversal pattern may prematurely trigger a bear market, potentially marking the current bull market as the shortest-ever bull market in Bitcoin history.