The financial community is abuzz with discussions about the current bull market, which is now 28 months old and has seen a gain of 71.3%. Analysts highlight that historically, bull markets tend to last longer than expected, with the average duration of the last five bull markets reaching approximately eight years. The S&P 500 has rebounded significantly since its pandemic peak on February 19, 2020, climbing 81% despite a subsequent bear market in 2022. Market experts note that both the strength and length of the current Nasdaq bull market are above the median, which has recorded a gain of 67.1% over 498 days. The ongoing bullish sentiment suggests that investors may continue to see positive returns, with some analysts asserting that the bull market has not yet reached its peak.