Bull Market Investment Management

No SEC or state-level registration as a registered investment advisor has been located for Bull Market Investment Management. The firm does not appear in the IAPD database maintained by the SEC, nor has any state securities regulator disclosed a registration filing under this name. Absent a Form ADV, there is no public evidence that the entity holds itself out as an investment advisor to external clients or funds.

A search of the SEC's EDGAR system and state-level securities filings does not return any Form D or other exempt offering notice from Bull Market Investment Management. This means the firm has not publicly raised capital through a Reg D offering, at least under this exact name. The possibility of an unregistered, purely proprietary capital structure cannot be ruled out but cannot be confirmed.

It is possible, but no public evidence supports it. Most single-family offices that use a separate management-company name still leave discoverable traces—a named principal on LinkedIn, a press mention in a deal announcement, or a philanthropic foundation sharing an address. Bull Market Investment Management has none of these. If it functions as a family office, it is among the most insulated from public view.

The suffix "Inc." indicates a corporate structure incorporated in a US state, but the state of incorporation and year of formation could not be verified from open records within the constraints of this research. Corporate registries in several states return entities with similar names, and none have been definitively linked to an active investment operation through a reliable primary source.

No. No regulatory filings, press releases, news articles, or professional profiles tie this specific entity to any investment in a named operating company, real estate asset, fund commitment, or co-investment vehicle. The investment record is entirely blank in the public domain as of the date of this assessment.