who are bulls and bears investors
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Answer Posted / raghavender reddy
bulls are optimistic,they will expect prices will incease
in future so they take aggriment on present day sell the
stock in future, so they can make profits.
on the same way..
bears are passimestic they will expect prices fall in
future in the process they will take aggriments to buy a
stock in future only..
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