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Bull Market
A sustained period of generally rising prices and positive market sentiment.
A bull market describes a sustained period during which asset prices are generally rising and overall market sentiment is positive.
There's no single official threshold that defines when a bull market begins or ends; it's a general, descriptive term used after the fact to characterize a broader market trend.
Examples
- Rising prices across most major assets over an extended period are often described as a bull market.
- A bull market doesn't mean every individual asset rises continuously without any pullbacks.