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> Bears
> A bear market is one plagued with pessimism and low investor confidence. Bear market periods tend to coincide with looming economic recessions and are marked with falling stock prices. Investing during a bear market can be challenging because it's hard for investors to pinpoint which stocks will be profitable when prices are trending downward on a whole. In fact, some investors prefer to wait out a bear market and buy stocks only when they feel it's reaching its end.

> Pigs
> Pigs are investors whose goal is to make the most amount of money in the shortest amount of time. Piggish investors are known to either take on high degrees of risk or overlook risk in order to make a profit. They often make rash investment decisions and buy stocks without doing their proper due diligence. As a result, they tend to lose money, hence the adage that they inevitably get slaughtered. While bullish and bearish investors may have opposite investing styles, they each have the potential to make money if they manage to time the market correctly. Pigs, by contrast, are the most likely to lose money no matter the shape of the market because of their greedy attitude.

>>7522039
What about now?

time to slowly convert and corrupt nujack, a few more iterations to get back to wojak