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Bulls vs. Bears: What Record Highs Really Mean for Stocks
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When stock markets hit fresh record highs, investors broadly separate themselves into two groups. Bulls: These daring investors see rising markets as a sign of even more gains to come. Time to buy. And bears: Others see record-high prices as inviting a correction. Time to sell.
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