What does the stock bull market mean?

Bull market, also known as bull market, refers to the market with higher price in the securities market. /bull market, also known as short market, refers to the market phenomenon that speculators keep buying securities when the basic trend of stock price continues to rise and the supply is in short supply. . On the contrary, it is a bear market (short market).

The securities market here refers to common stocks, bonds, futures, options, foreign exchange, negotiable certificates of deposit, derivative financial products and other securities.

It is called a bull market or bull market because when the price rises, the market is hot, investors and securities brokers are crowded in the narrow stock exchange, which is as spectacular as a group of cows in the traditional bull market, so it is called a bull market. In the western culture originated from ancient Egypt, cattle are a symbol of wealth and strength.

Short market, also known as bear market, refers to the market with lower price in the securities market. On the contrary, it is a bull market. The securities market here refers to common stocks, bonds, futures, options, foreign exchange, negotiable certificates of deposit, derivative financial products and other securities.

The name of the bear market comes from the pioneering era in the western United States. Cowboys on the US-Mexico border often compete in horse and bullfighting in their spare time, or catch grizzly bears for bullfighting for entertainment. Later, Americans regarded bears and cows as rivals. Since a bull market is called a bull market, bears are called bear markets. There is no real "bear market".