When the stock market is expected to rise, it is called:

When the stock market is expected to rise, it is called:

  • (A) Bearish
  • (B) Bullish
  • (C) Hot
  • (D) Rising up
  • If people are expecting prices to go up on the stock exchange, then the atmosphere is described as being bullish. This is an optimistic expectation that prices are going up, with stock prices creeping up, an economy that is healthy and growing, and investors who are optimistic about these trends. The term is derived from the image of a bull thrusting its horns upwards.
  • Bullish: anticipation of prices going up.
  • Bearish: anticipation of prices going down.
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