Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bull-chain
Noun
/bʊl tʃeɪn/
Definition
A bull-chain is a term used in a few contexts, including economics and animal husbandry, but primarily refers to a chain or a system indicating growth and improvement, particularly in markets. It can also imply a strong market trend where prices are rising consistently.
Examples
- The stock market experienced a bull-chain, with prices continually rising for months.
- Farmers often use a bull-chain to securely manage their livestock during breeding season.
- Analysts are predicting a bull-chain in tech stocks due to recent innovations.
Meaning
In finance, a bull-chain usually signifies a sequence of events or conditions leading to increased positive investor sentiment and market activity. In another context, it can denote the use of chains for controlling or harnessing a bull, typically in farming or livestock management.
Synonyms
- Growth trend
- Ascending market
- Market rally
