What are the Yankee market, bulldog market, and the Samurai market?

The Yankee market, bulldog market, and samurai market are all terms used to describe different markets in different countries.

The Yankee market refers to the US stock market because a Yankee is a nick name for us citizens.

The Bulldog market is used to refer to the British stock market after the famous bulldog that comes from the UK.

The Samurai market refers to the Japanese stock market after the famous samurai warriors.

Most of these terms are used outside of their country and are nothing more than slang for describing the different stock markets in different parts of the world.

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