Term for the market participant expecting a price increase; a bull. – In financial jargon, also a male individual who moves toward a targeted goal without regard for anything (any male individual who possesses extreme motivation, perseverance, stubbornness and commitment to his goal), usually referring to certain employees of a bank or in the stock market. – See bear market, bubble, speculative, boom, recovery, short-term, fixer, pile, bull market, bull market feeds the bull market, hight flyer, hindsight, economic cycle, myopia, metabasis, milkmaid bull market, prosperity, rally, runup.
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