A period when stock prices have fallen 20% or more from their high. Bear markets are typically accompanied by investor pessimism, slowing economic activity and rising unemployment. Bear markets generally occur every 4–7 years and last less than two years. Historically, all bear markets have been followed by new all-time highs. See Bull Market, Market Correction
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