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bullish

[bool-ish] / ˈbʊl ɪʃ /




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A stock-market indicator that has been used by investment analysts for more than a century flashed a bullish signal this week.

From MarketWatch

Some analysts, however, are concerned that the recent run-up in bank stocks has already captured the bulk of the sector’s bullish outlook.

From Barron's

It has now gained back almost all of those losses and closed the last three weeks very tautly—each close separated by 23 cents or less—for very bullish action given the big run.

From Barron's

By selling a bearish put to buy a bullish call option, investors can edge into one of the hottest trades in global markets.

From Barron's

By selling a bearish put to buy a bullish call option, investors can edge into one of the hottest trades in global markets.

From Barron's