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A '''bear market''' is a [[market]] in which, in a time of falling prices, [[shareholder]]s may rush to sell their stock shares, adding to the downward momentum. It is the opposite of a [[bull market]].
 
A '''bear market''' is a [[market]] in which, in a time of falling prices, [[shareholder]]s may rush to sell their stock shares, adding to the downward momentum. It is the opposite of a [[bull market]].
  

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User talk:Rsmitchell A bear market is a market in which, in a time of falling prices, shareholders may rush to sell their stock shares, adding to the downward momentum. It is the opposite of a bull market.

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http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/oecon/chap12.htm