Introduction: Bulls and Bears—The Familiar Faces of the Stock Market

If you have ever followed the stock market, you must have heard the terms bull and bear. These two animals represent the most common moods found in our market and are often mentioned in news, television shows, and social media discussions. Bulls are those investors who feel positive about the market and expect prices to rise, while bears are the ones who feel negative and believe prices will fall. Their actions and beliefs shape how markets move every day. But did you know the world of stock markets is filled with many other interesting animal names? In this series of articles, we will explore these unique animals—like rabbits, turtles, pigs, or sharks—and learn about their special characteristics and what they teach us about investing. Each animal represents a different type of investor or a market situation, helping us understand the fascinating psychology behind investing in the Indian stock market. Stay tuned as we uncover these creatures and the lessons they offer for every investor!