This article has been translated from English to Gen Z Slang.
A bull market is like that glow up 📈 when prices are on the rise and everything's looking swagalicious.
When the market, some lit instrument, or a fire sector is trending upwards, folks dub it a bull market.
Even though "bull market" gets thrown around whenever things start to pop off, in finance lingo, it's when an asset flexes a 20% or more jump from its previous downer point. 💪💹
Bull markets usually kick off when investors are all hyped for what's next, thinking the asset or overall market indexes are about to slay. 🚀
What is a bull market?
A “bull market” is like when your vibes are rising and 🌟 everything's on the up. It's lit, and it slays in the financial world or just a slice of it.
It's the kind of sitch where security prices are on the climb, or they’re expected to shoot up! 🌠
We mostly vibe with the term for stocks, but it vibes with any tradable thing like bonds, commodities, real estate, currencies, or even whole economies. 💰
While seeing prices shoot up by 20% is basically the "it's go time" of a bullish mood, you know how it is, it's not always that clear-cut. 🤨
Traders peek at technical analysis to catch those slick bullish signals. 🔍
Some dope examples of technical indicators include moving averages (MAs), the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), Stochastic, and the Relative Strength Index (RSI). 📊
The flip side of a bull market is a bear market, where the vibes get all sus and investors aren't feeling it. 😳
When prices start tanking (bearish mood), the negative vibes hit hard, and traders start panic-selling, pushing prices down even more, leading to a whole capitulation sitch. 📉💔