bull market in Czech
bull market in Czech is býčí trh — bull market means a period in which the prices of shares or other investments rise strongly and keep rising over months or years, and buyers generally expect that to continue.
bull market in Czech
býčí trh
(finance) A stock market where a majority of investors are buying ("bulls"), causing overall stock prices to rise.
What does "bull market" mean?
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noun A period in which the prices of shares or other investments rise strongly and keep rising over months or years, and buyers generally expect that to continue.
"The longest bull market in the country's history ran for more than a decade."
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adjective Describing conditions, mood or behaviour typical of a rising market. Usually written as bull-market before a noun.
"That kind of confidence is pure bull-market thinking."
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bull market in a sentence
- The longest bull market in the country's history ran for more than a decade.
- In a bull market almost everything goes up, which makes it hard to tell skill from luck.
- That kind of confidence is pure bull-market thinking.
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What is "bull market" in Czech?
"bull market" in Czech is býčí trh. bull market means: A period in which the prices of shares or other investments rise strongly and keep rising over months or years, and buyers generally expect that to continue.
How do you use "bull market" in a sentence?
Example: "The longest bull market in the country's history ran for more than a decade." In Czech, "bull market" is býčí trh.
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