Boom

This term is used to indicate a period of heavy business activity and rising prices. Fluctuations in the prices and volume of business are an essential aspect of business activity. When a market shows growth and expansion both in prices and volume of business, it is called the Boom period of the market.

Bearish

(Bear Factor, Bearish Sentiment or Short Gide of the Market)

The term ‘Bearish’ refers to the downward trend in prices. A market is called Bearish when there is a general trend of depression in the prices and volume of business transactions. Bearish Sentiment in a market brings the prices further down because every Bear Operator wants to sell his stocks at present. This trend of depression suits a Bear who sells his stock now and buys in future when prices fall further. The Bearish market reduces the profit margin.