Bullish

/ˈbʊlɪʃ/

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Definitions

1

Having or showing optimism about future market trends, typically expecting prices to rise.

/ˈbʊlɪʃ/

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Business

Characterized by optimism and confidence, especially concerning financial markets.

The analyst gave a bullish prediction for the tech sector.

💡 Simply: Feeling optimistic about the market going up.

More Examples

2

Her bullish attitude towards the stock market made her a lot of money.

How It's Used

Finance

"Investors are feeling bullish about the market's future."

Economics

"The bullish economic forecast encouraged investment."

Idioms & expressions

a bullish market

A market where prices are generally rising.

"The bullish market led to increased investment."

From "bull", referring to the upward movement of a bull's horns, symbolizing rising prices in the stock market.

The term's connection to the stock market developed relatively recently.

Memory tip

Think of a bull charging upwards – that's how the market is seen in a bullish trend.

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