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Bull Market

A sustained period of rising prices — conventionally a 20%+ rally from recent lows.

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Bull markets are typically longer (average 5+ years for US equities) and gentler than bear markets. Late-bull-market signs: extreme valuations, low volatility, mass retail enthusiasm, IPO frenzy.

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What is Bull Market?

A sustained period of rising prices — conventionally a 20%+ rally from recent lows. Bull markets are typically longer (average 5+ years for US equities) and gentler than bear markets. Late-bull-market signs: extreme valuations, low volatility, mass retail enthusiasm, IPO frenzy.

Why does Bull Market matter for investors?

In markets, Bull Market is one of the building blocks investors use to compare opportunities and assess risk. Understanding it helps you read research notes, earnings reports, and market commentary without getting lost in jargon.

How is Bull Market used in practice?

Bull markets are typically longer (average 5+ years for US equities) and gentler than bear markets. Late-bull-market signs: extreme valuations, low volatility, mass retail enthusiasm, IPO frenzy..

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