Types of market

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Types of market


*Prakaar ke Market*


1. *Bull Market*: Bull market ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices tezi se badh rahe hote hain.

2. *Bear Market*: Bear market ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices tezi se ghir rahe hote hain.

3. *Stagflation Market*: Stagflation market ek aisa market hota hai jahan arthvyavastha mein mandi aur mahangai dono hoti hai.

4. *Deflation Market*: Deflation market ek aisa market hota hai jahan arthvyavastha mein mahangai ghat rahi hoti hai.

5. *Hyperinflation Market*: Hyperinflation market ek aisa market hota hai jahan arthvyavastha mein mahangai bahut tezi se badh rahi hoti hai.

6. *Sideways Market*: Sideways market ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices ek hi sttar par rehti hain.


*Market ki Avasthaen*


1. *Uptrend*: Uptrend ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices tezi se badh rahe hote hain.

2. *Downtrend*: Downtrend ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices tezi se ghir rahe hote hain.

3. *Consolidation*: Consolidation ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices ek hi sttar par rehti hain.


*Market ki Prakriyaen*


1. *Technical Analysis*: Technical analysis ek aisa tarika hai jismein market ki prakriyaon ko samajhne ke liye chart aur technical indicators ka upyog kiya jata hai.

2. *Fundamental Analysis*: Fundamental analysis ek aisa tarika hai jismein company ki financial sthiti aur market ki prakriyaon ko samajhne ke liye financial statements aur market data ka upyog kiya jata hai.


*Market ki Samasyaen*


1. *Market Volatility*: Market volatility ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices bahut tezi se badal rahe hote hain.

2. *Market Risk*: Market risk ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices ghirne ki sambhavna hoti hai.

3. *Liquidity Risk*: Liquidity risk ek aisa market hota hai jahan share prices bechne ki sambhavna nahin hoti hai.

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