// Definition
A bull market is a long period in which prices are generally rising.
Explained simply
In a bull market, higher highs and higher lows dominate the bigger timeframes, and pullbacks tend to be bought.
Even in a bull market there are sharp drops along the way. The term describes the big picture, not every week.
Tip
The word describes the higher timeframe. A bull market can still have bearish days and weeks.
For education only, not financial advice. Trading is risky and you can lose money.