In General, Widely Accepted Expectations of Hard Times Ahead Tend

question 158

True/False

In general, widely accepted expectations of hard times ahead tend to cause investors to become less risk-averse.

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Definitions:

Bullish

A descriptive term for investor sentiment that believes a particular security or market is heading for an increase in prices.

Bearish

A term used in investing to describe the belief that a market, asset, or economy is on a downward trajectory.

Elliott Wave Theory

Elliott Wave Theory is a technical analysis methodology that proposes financial market prices unfold in specific patterns, often called waves, which are driven by the psychology of market participants.

Primary Bull Trend

A market phase characterized by rising stock prices, investor optimism, and generally favorable economic conditions over an extended period.