Bull Market

A bull market refers to a period when stock prices are generally rising or expected to rise over an extended time. It often reflects investor optimism, confidence, and expectations of continued economic growth. During a bull market, both individual and institutional investors tend to buy more stocks, pushing prices higher. This phase can last months or years, fueled by positive economic indicators, strong corporate earnings, or favorable policy environments. While it signifies wealth buildup and opportunity, it also requires caution, as markets can eventually shift into downturns. Overall, a bull market indicates a healthy, growing economy and investor confidence.