11StockBasics教程.ppt

The economical state of a country is usually reflected through the stock market conditions. The stock market of an economy with reasonable interest rates and low unemployment rates is considered to be bullish since it is doing just well. Bear markets, on the other hand, usually occur during a slowdown in an economy. The investors tend to lose their confidence and the companies begin to lay off their workers. An exaggerated bear market will eventually lead to a crash that is brought on by panic selling while an exaggerated bull market will actually result to a market bubble that is brought