Karen wants to buy stock, but is worried about the current "bear market." what
does this mean?
a that many investors are buying stocks in anticipation of higher profits
b that profits from stocks are falling, making it a good time to buy
c that many investors are selling their stocks in anticipation of lower
profits
d that profits from stocks are rising, making it a good time to buy

the answer is c

Explanation:

The correct answer to the question: Karen wants to buy stock, but is worried about the current "bear market". What does this mean, is, C: that many investors are selling their stocks in anticipation of lower profits.

Explanation:

A bear market is defined in economic terms as a situation, or condition in which securities prices fall more than 20% from their highest point in the market, for a period that exceeds two months, without any apparent recovery. Usually, when this happens, investors, guided by the data given by such indexes as the S&P 500, tend to sell their stocks anticipating the fall in prices, and wanting cut short their possible losses. An example of this took place in 2018, on December, when the U.S markets went into "bear market" territory, and the longest "bear market" happened during the Financial Crisis of 2008, between 2007 and 2009.

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