How do investors usually act during a bear market?

a. Investors buy stock in expectation of higher profits because the stock market falls for a period of time.

b. Investors sell stock in expectation of lower profits because the stock market rises for a period of time.

c. Investors buy stock in expectation of higher profits because the stock market rises for a period of time.

d. Investors sell stock in expectation of lower profits because the stock market falls for a period of time.

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Destinee Meadows

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10 August, 01:25

How do investors usually act during a bear market?

a. Investors buy stock in expectation of higher profits because the stock market falls for a period of time.

b. Investors sell stock in expectation of lower profits because the stock market rises for a period of time.

c. Investors buy stock in expectation of higher profits because the stock market rises for a period of time.

d. Investors sell stock in expectation of lower profits because the stock market falls for a period of time.

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Chelsea Calderon · Answer 1

The way that investors usually act during a bear market is that D) investors sell stock in expectation of lower profits because the stock market falls for a period of time.