Look up: Bull-market

1. Bull market
   Any market in which prices are in an upward trend.
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2. Bull Market
   An advancing market (As opposed to Bear Market).
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3. Bull market
   A prolonged period of generally rising prices.
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4. bull market
   A rising market, or one that is expected to rise - opposite of bear market.  Hence the expression a 'bullish market' .
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5. Bull market
   Period of sustained stock market growth. See also bear market.
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6. bull market
   [n] - a market characterized by rising prices for securities
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7. Bull Market
   Period of general optimism and rising stock market prices.
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8. Bull Market
   A rising market in which bulls would prosper.
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9. Bull market
   A market in which prices are rising.
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10. Bull market
    A market in which prices are rising and in which investor confidence in the continuation of rising... <a target=_blank href='http://www.finance-glossary.com/terms/bull-market.htm?id=187&ginPtrCode=00000&PopupMode=false' title='Read full definition of bull market'>more</a>
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11. bull market
    noun a market characterized by rising prices for securities
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12. Bull market
    Any market in which prices are in an upward trend.
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13. bull market
    in securities and commodities trading, a rising market. A bull is an investor who expects prices to rise and, on this assumption, purchases a ...
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14. Bull market
    A market where prices are involved in an upward trend. Discover What It`s Like to Live Easy With EquiTrend
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15. bull market
    See bear and bull markets.
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16. Bull market
    A bull market is a prolonged period of time in which stock prices rise. These markets, which can last several months to years, tend to be characterized by high trading volume.
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17. bull market
    A period of rising market prices....
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18. bull market
    When stock prices have risen steadily over several months, experts call it a ``bull`` market. When stocks trend downward for a long period, it`s a ``bear`` market. These terms were selected based on the way the two animals attack. When a bull rushes forward, he holds his head low and then gores upwa...
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19. Bull Market
    A bull is somebody who believes that the market is rising and a bull market is a rising market. See bear market for the opposite.
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20. bull market
    The term bull market refers to a financial market with upward movement of prices. Alternatively, the definition covers markets at which the prices are expected to grow. The term is most widely used with regard to the stock market. However, it can cover any tradable item such as bonds and commodities...
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21. Bull market
    A market in which prices are in an upward trend.
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22. Bull Market
    a market which is rising.
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23. bull market
    a rise in prices. Characterized by favorable prospects for the economy.
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24. Bull market
    A market in which prices are rising.
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25. Bull, Bullish, Bull Market
    A Bull is a person who believes that prices in the market will rise. This person would be considered Bullish. A Bull Market is a market that is rising (e.g. if the £ vs US$ rate moves higher). If the advance is expected to continue, the market would be Bullish.
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