Do you know How many Animals in Stock Market

Bulls – Optimistic investors who believe the market will rise.

Bears – Pessimistic investors expecting a market decline.

Rabbits – Traders who hold positions for a very short time.

Turtles – Long-term investors who trade slowly and focus on long-term gains.

Pigs – Greedy and impatient traders who take high risks and often lose.

Ostriches – Investors who ignore negative market news, hoping their investments survive.

Chickens – Fearful investors who avoid risk and stick to safe investments.

Sheep – Investors who follow the majority without independent strategy.

Dogs – Stocks beaten down by the market but expected to recover.

Stags – Opportunistic traders who look for quick gains, especially from IPOs.

Wolves – Traders who use unethical methods to manipulate the market for profit.

Bonus:

Whales – Big investors who can move markets.

Sharks – Traders focused solely on making quick profits.

Dead Cat Bounce – A temporary recovery during a downtrend.