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Which term refers to a period of time when stocks are generally losing value? a. a "bear" market b. a "flat" market c. a "bull" market d. a "boom" market
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Which term refers to a period of time when stocks are generally losing value?

a. a "bear" market
b. a "flat" market
c. a "bull" market
d. a "boom" market

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Answer:

a "bear" market

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It would be the term "bear market" that refers to a period of time when stocks are generally losing value, since "bull market" is used to describe a period when the stock market is doing well. 
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