There has been a number of literatures related to the impact of Taiwan economic policy and the transformation of industrial structure and the stock market. This paper, instead, place great emphasis on a comparison between the bull market in 1990 and the booming market in 2019. I collect the macroeconomic figures over 30 years from 1980s to 2019, consolidate the listed company data including PB ratio as stock market proxy, and conduct the prudential analysis. Overall, my results indicate that the bullishness in 2019 was not driven by the momentum money. Moreover, the participants of the stock market have been more professional since there has been more and more legal person take part in this market. The industrial structure also has been through changes and is more technology-intensive. Thus, the bullish market in 2019 was much more reasonable than before.