A market is said to be bullish if_________
- There is a fail in prices of Securities
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There is a rise in prices of Securities
- There is a rise above the offer prices
- The speculator fails to deliver stock to the buyer
The correct answer is: B
Explanation
A market is said to be bullish if it is keen to buy. It is associated with the Bull who wait for a time of general rise in prices of securities.