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Bull Market:

Rising market. This is caused by an increase in demand for investment opportunities and inherent growth in the value of companies because of favourable market conditions. In the financial markets, a "bullish" investor believes that prices are about to rise. A bull trend is therefore a trend that is moving upwards.
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