The start of a bull market usually meets the following points:
1. Good economic fundamentals: stable macroeconomic growth, improved corporate profitability, and increased investor confidence.
2. Loose monetary policy: The central bank cuts interest rates, and a low interest rate environment is conducive to the flow of funds into the market, driving the stock market up.
3. Positive market expectations: optimistic expectations for future economic and corporate development will attract more funds into the market.
4. Market reform and innovation: Effective market reform and technological innovation may stimulate market vitality.
5. Abundant funds: A large amount of funds flow into the market, increasing market liquidity.