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A Bull Market, or being bullish on the market describes a rising market or people who expect the market to rise.
When the market is in an uptrend, it referred to as "Bullish"
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As the depression was getting worse, the stock market was what is called a bear market. The rising market is called a bull market.
A declining market is a "bear" market. A rising market is called a "bull" market.
The stock market does not lead or affect the economic but does tell you how the economic is doing. You might want to call it an index which tell you in advance if the companies in such economic are making improves or declines.
If you want to know why people have unemployment problems even with a rising stock market, the answer is that stock markets tend to run ahead about six months of "real", i.e. non-stock-exchange-related economies.
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A bull market is when stock prices are rising, and investors are optimistic about the economy. A bear market is when stock prices are falling, and investors are pessimistic about the economy.
In the stock market, this is popularly called a bull market. Bulls charge and bears hibernate.