What Are Bear Markets? What Are The Characteristics Of Bear Markets?

What is?

Bear market in Shanghai's history:

The first big adjustment: from the highest 1429.01 points in May 26, 1992 to the lowest 386.85 points in November 17, 1992, the decrease was 72.928%, and the decline lasted for nearly half a year.

The second major adjustment was the highest 1558.95 point in February 16, 1993.

The third major adjustment dropped from the highest 1052.94 points in September 13, 1994 to the lowest 524.43 points in February 7, 1995, with a decrease of 50.218% months for 5 months.

The fourth major adjustment dropped from the highest 926.41 points in May 25, 1995 to the lowest 512.83 points in January 19, 1996, with a decrease of 44.643% and nearly 8 months.

The fifth major adjustment dropped from the highest 1510.18 points in May 12, 1997 to the lowest 1025.13 points in September 23rd, with a decrease of 32.11% and 4 and a half months respectively.

The sixth major adjustment dropped from the highest 2245.44 in June 14, 2001 to the lowest 998.23 in June 6, 2005, with a decrease of 55.544%.

The seventh big adjustment dropped from the highest 6124.04 in October 17, 2007 to the lowest 1664.93 in October 28, 2008. The fall was 72.813%. The time was just 1 years. The decline was less than 6.3% compared with the biggest adjustment from February 16, 1993 to July 29, 1994.