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Why is it called bulls and bears?
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CJMPRR
Mar 14, 2002, 12:22:08 PM3/14/02
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Krypton
Mar 14, 2002, 1:29:33 PM3/14/02
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On Fri, 15 Mar 2002 01:22:08 +0800, "CJMPRR" <pcsh...@pd.jaring.my>
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I forget the answer at the moment, but I think it's answered in CNBC's
documentary on the Story of Wall Street, which they seem to run every
time the market has a holiday. Next holiday is Good Friday, March 29.
Paul A Laird
Mar 15, 2002, 10:33:37 PM3/15/02
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Because when stocks are down there is usually a lot of male bovine fecal
matter flying around, and when stocks are up the bulls can't bear it any
longer.
matter flying around, and when stocks are up the bulls can't bear it any
longer.
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wabbit
Mar 15, 2002, 10:42:48 PM3/15/02
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HUH????????????
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Mar 16, 2002, 2:12:48 PM3/16/02
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> Because when stocks are down there is usually a lot of male bovine fecal
> matter flying around, and when stocks are up the bulls can't bear it any
> longer.
> matter flying around, and when stocks are up the bulls can't bear it any
> longer.
... and ursines can't bull [-y or -shit] anymore.
Pennydude
Mar 19, 2002, 10:36:01 PM3/19/02
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"CJMPRR" <pcsh...@pd.jaring.my> wrote in news:a6qpif$orj$1...@news4.jaring.my:
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BULLS: The strutting around we do when our picks go up.
OLE!
BEARS: The silent moping and hibernation we go into when it does poorly.
Bears are usually found sifting through garbage.
Steven Polczynski
Aug 20, 2002, 1:01:01 PM8/20/02
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Robert Kiyosaki explains the difference between a Bull market and a Bear
market in his book "Rich dad's Guide to Investing." He says, that a Bull
market is a market the is going up slowly. Like a bull trying to go up a
flight of stairs. A Bear market is one that's going down quickly like a
bear that jumps out of a window.
market in his book "Rich dad's Guide to Investing." He says, that a Bull
market is a market the is going up slowly. Like a bull trying to go up a
flight of stairs. A Bear market is one that's going down quickly like a
bear that jumps out of a window.
Steven
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