In the stock market, the price of each stock goes up and down for different reasons. However, all prices may tend to climb or fall continuously in some periods.

When these tendencies reach “unprecedented levels”, they can also affect the behavior of buyers and sellers “psychologically”.

Even those who have no intention of buying may get into the mood that “things will go well, the stock market will always make money” and start buying. Foreigners call this optimistic environment “Bullish Behavior”.

The opposite happens. Things will get worse. Those who panic that prices are going down run to the Stock Exchange to sell their stocks in this psychology. Foreigners call this “Bear Behavior”.

Then there are those who always have their eyes on others, who buy without thinking if others are buying, and sell without thinking if others are selling. These are those who follow others “Sheep”. It’s not good for them to be eaten by wolves and coyotes. is always possible.