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A bull market is a financial market condition characterized by a sustained period of rising asset prices, typically by 20% or more from recent lows. This phenomenon reflects widespread optimism and positive investor sentiment, often driven by strong economic indicators, corporate earnings growth, or favorable geopolitical developments.
During a bull market, investors may exhibit increased risk appetite, seeking to capitalize on the upward momentum by investing in equities, commodities, or other assets. The term contrasts with a ‘bear market,’ where prices are declining and confidence is low.
Bull markets are associated with economic expansion and are often marked by increased investor participation and higher trading volumes.
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