Markets & trading2 min read
Bull marketGerman: Bullenmarkt
A bull market is a prolonged period of rising market prices, often accompanied by optimistic expectations.
In plain language
There is no universally fixed duration. Rising prices may reflect better business performance, lower rates or higher valuations. Temporary declines can occur during an upward trend.
Let’s make it concrete
A broad stock market rises over several years despite substantial temporary declines. This phase may be described as a bull market.
Simplified example for illustration.Worth understanding
A long upward trend does not make future gains certain. Expectations can change quickly.
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