Glossary of Stock Market Terms - Bull Market |
Bull
Market : Bull Market refers to
the state of a market, usually a stock market,
or trading group (bonds, commodities, etc.)
where financial confidence and expectations
are high and the market itself is rising
in value. A Bull Market is the opposite
of a Bear
Market.
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The term "bull
market" originates from the fighting
technique of the bull. When this particular
animal fights, he thrusts his horns up into
the air. Bull Markets use fighting bulls
as a metaphor for the expected rise of the
market shares and values.
Despite occasional dips in the market, including
those in 1987
(Black Monday) and the NASDAQ crash
in 2000 following the rise and fall of the
dot com boom, the American
stock market has been described as being
in a continual bull market since about 1983.
Also called : Bullish Market, Up
Market, Bullishness, Booming Market, Bulls
and Advancing Market.
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