Bull market, also known as "bull market", means to refer to the state of the stock market is growing - also known as the uptrend period. Unlike the Bear market, in the Bull market, stock prices are continuously increasing.

When a market is considered to be a Bull market, that market's gain of at least 20% is maintained for at least two months. The company's stock has a sustained rise and there is a feeling that this will continue in the long term. This will help investors feel more secure and optimistic with their transactions

Bull market, also known as "bull market", means to refer to the state of the stock market is growing - also known as the uptrend period. Unlike the Bear market, in the Bull market, stock prices are continuously increasing.

When a market is considered to be a Bull market, that market's gain of at least 20% is maintained for at least two months. The company's stock has a sustained rise and there is a feeling that this will continue in the long term. This will help investors feel more secure and optimistic with their transactions