Market Report Terminologies have been explained as under: - 3

16. BULGE:
It is a term used to mean sudden increases in value.
17. BULL CAMPAIGN:
A bull operator normally operates under optimistic feeling of rising prices. At times, a bull goes wrong
in his forecast and the price does not rise to his expectation. In such a case, he tries to create a rumour
in order to raise the price level. The bull tries to influence the movement of price in his favor. When
the price rises temporarily he disposes off his product/stock. The use of artificial means to raise prices
is known as bull campaign.
18. BULL LIQUIDATION:
It is a situation in which a speculator sells finding his expectation and rise in prices are not coming
true.
19. BULL TRAPPED:
A bull is an operator in an organized market with an optimistic feeling of rise in prices. Sometimes the
purchasers dodge him knowing that he is in over-bought position and suspend purchases to force him
to sell at lower prices. In this situation the bull is trapped and faces loss consequently.
20. BULLISH FACTOR:
When a large amount of business is done by bulls, the market is said to be bullish and the tendency of
rising prices due to bull operations is known as bullish factor.
21. BULLISH SPARK:
A bull operator generally buys forward with the object of reselling it at a certain profit before the date
of delivery. Bullish Spark is a support of bull operators. Bull support means purchases made by the
bulls. The effect of such a support is reflected in prices being moved up due to heavy pressure of
demand.