Experts don't see the stock market's bull rally slowing down anytime soon.

Simply put, "bullish" means an investor believes a stock or the overall market will go higher. Conversely, "bearish" is the term used for investors who believe a stock will go down, or underperform.

Goldman Sachs, UBS, BMO, and Deutsche Bank have raised their S&P 500 price targets in recent weeks as the index continues to ...

Investors are becoming extremely optimistic about the stock market. But that is exactly when fund managers should not put their money to work in the market. Bank of America’s October Fund Manager ...

Business Insider talked to several people who have been right so far in the past few years, including three bullish strategists, to gauge what's worrying them about the stock market as it cruises ...

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Here are the four charts that show why Lee is so bullish on the stock market. Fundstrat's Tom Lee raised eyebrows last month when he made an extremely bullish prediction: the S&P 500 will nearly ...

The bull market in U.S. stocks is about to turn two years old, the latest milestone for a rally that has surpassed the expectations of all but the most bullish investors on Wall Street.

China’s 200 million-strong army of retail investors was supposed to help the market turn a corner. Instead, it has become a ...

The stock market has surged since October 2022, with major indexes posting strong gains. With the bull market in stocks now two years old, investors are wondering how long the rally can last.