bullish — feeling confident and positive about the future, especially about financial markets or stock prices rising
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: feeling confident and positive about the future, especially about financial markets or stock prices rising
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbʊlɪʃ/
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is surprisingly bullish about cryptocurrency - she bought Bitcoin with her pension money!
- The CEO's bullish predictions turned out to be overly optimistic when the company lost half its value.
- Despite eating only ramen for months, he stayed bullish about his startup's future.
bullish
ADJECTIVE[/ˈbʊlɪʃ/]
feeling confident and positive about the future, especially about financial markets or stock prices rising
Expecting prices to rise; optimistic about market growth.
BULL says 'ISH gonna rise!' — bullish about market gains!
With a bullish push, the market begins to flourish, climbing higher with growing confidence.
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“My grandmother is surprisingly bullish about cryptocurrency - she bought Bitcoin with her pension money!”
“The CEO's bullish predictions turned out to be overly optimistic when the company lost half its value.”
“Despite eating only ramen for months, he stayed bullish about his startup's future.”
“Analysts are bullish on renewable energy stocks for the next decade.”
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