Answer / arun sidharthan

bear market is where the prices of shares come down in
the capital market.

Answer / nilesh

To add to above answer,
Large number of sellers but few buyers.
The view about the market in general is not good.

Answer / amit dutta

Bear market is the market where the investors are
pessimist,they want to sell the share instead of hold it and
see the market from a negative point of view.

Answer / nitya

a market which is dominated by those who have a pessimistic
view of future.prices of the share comes down and is said
to be bearish..

Answer / abhijeet.srm

A market condition in which the prices of securities are
falling or are expected to fall. Although figures can vary,
a downturn of 15-20% or more in multiple indexes (Dow or
S&P 500) is considered an entry into a bear market.

Answer / prince

A bear market are stock prices are falling, and the view is
that they will continue falling in financial market for a
prolonged period of time.If an investor is "bearish" they
are referred to as a bear because they believe a particular
company, industry...going to go down.

Answer / madhu

A market is termed as a bear market if there is a continous
decline in the share prices over a period of time.

Answer / kaustubh khorwal

When market indicator e.g.'sensex' & 'Nifty'
create new low in 2 quarters call Bear market.
(This is a practical answer)

Answer / kishore

In addition to above answers this market people used to
sell their shares because of low demand

Answer / sam

GENERALLY BULLS HAVE THE NATURE OF PESSIMISTIC. THEY ARE
THINK THAT THE VALUE OF SHARES COME DOWN IN THE FUTURE.

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