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Bullish market

When the market evolves upwards, the market is called bullish - from the English bull.

The bearish market gets its name because of the way the bull attacks its prey from the bottom to the top in an upward trajectory.

In the case of structured products, a bullish product - the most common - offers a return when the level of the underlying asset increases compared to its initial level.

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