Definition of Bull
What does the term "bull" mean as it applies to the world of investing? What is the definition of the term "bull"?
A "bull" is somebody who believes that a certain asset (or the market in general) is set to rise in value.

Or, another example - let's say that you believe that shares of Microsoft are going to increase over the short-term due to a new product release. You think that the fundamentals of the company are sound, and you also believe that the shares are being undervalued by the market. In this case, you would be a "bull" on Microsoft (or "bullish" on Microsoft), due to the fact that you believe that shares of the company are going to be heading higher.
The opposite of a bull? A bear. A bear is a person who believe that the market or an individual asset is going to drop in value.
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