Being bearish is the exact opposite of being bullish—it's the belief that the price of an asset will fall. 2 To say "he's bearish on stocks" means he believes the price of stocks will decline in value.

Do you buy bearish or bullish?

A bullish stock is one that experts and investors think is about to outperform and potentially increase in value. It makes a good investment if you get in before that price increase takes hold. A bearish stock is one that the experts think is going to underperform and go down in value.

Do you buy at bearish?

Traders bearish about an asset believe that its prices will fall. Investors with this belief may opt to act on it or not. ... This means they borrow shares from their broker, sell them in the open market with the goal of buying them back for cheaper after prices fall.