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bear market

Financial market in which traders are selling or expecting to sell. The trend to sell depresses the market. In a bear market a trader may go short in a stock, selling a stock they do not possess and buying the stock to fulfil the contract when the price has fallen, profiting from the difference between the two prices.



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