英语词汇“bullish”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

bullish

/ˈbʊlɪʃ

adjective

1Aggressively confident and self-assertive: he has campaigned courageously despite difficulties that would have stopped many more bullish men...

He won't attempt to predict the future or make bullish claims about what Rangers will achieve this season.
Overall, Noonan performed well, delivering to a relieved party a confident, bullish, passionate outline of where he would take Fine Gael from here.
The DUP is shaping up with bullish electoral confidence in a unionist community snared in an apparently permanent quandary.

2 Stock Market Characterized by rising share prices: the market was bullish...

The London market finished the week on a bullish note yesterday, with shares surging ahead as investor confidence improved.
The phenomenon has shown no signs of waning, even during bullish periods in the stock market.
As often happens, when the market gets too bullish or too bearish, conditions become ripe for a reversal.

2.1(Of a dealer) inclined to buy because of an anticipated rise in prices: high points in the stock market cycle, when investors are at their most bullish...

‘Sometimes the market gets in a rut,’ a usually bullish trader in London said.
Faber said the question of whether he was bullish or bearish about stock markets around the world was irrelevant.
When people are too bullish, they push prices to outlandish levels, and set the stage for a market tumble.

2.2Confident or optimistic about something: we are very bullish about our prospects...

The question is whether corporations would be so bullish on racial preferences in university admissions were they not under such pressure to diversify their own workforces.
Last year, I was too bullish on the economy, convinced that Terror War spending would cause enough increase in aggregate demand to jumpstart us out of the doldrums.
Oh, long term, I'm very bullish on the U.S. economy, Wolf.

Derivatives

bullishly

adverb ...

Ed, however, remains bullishly optimistic, as this new series reveals.
‘The numbers speak for themselves,’ Berwin says bullishly.
‘I always thought you judged a race after it's over,’ he says bullishly.

bullishness

noun ...

Wall Street insiders attributed this bullishness to optimism about new technologies.
To hear professional investors tell it, their current bullishness is based on the vastly more prudent economic policies that emerging-market nations have adopted.
Above all, there is a genuine bullishness that the NFL's development league can continue to thrive in the face of the expected competition offered by the WWF-backed Extreme Football League.

单词	bullish
释义	bullish /ˈbʊlɪʃ / adjective 1Aggressively confident and self-assertive: he has campaigned courageously despite difficulties that would have stopped many more bullish men... He won't attempt to predict the future or make bullish claims about what Rangers will achieve this season. Overall, Noonan performed well, delivering to a relieved party a confident, bullish, passionate outline of where he would take Fine Gael from here. The DUP is shaping up with bullish electoral confidence in a unionist community snared in an apparently permanent quandary. 2 Stock Market Characterized by rising share prices: the market was bullish... The London market finished the week on a bullish note yesterday, with shares surging ahead as investor confidence improved. The phenomenon has shown no signs of waning, even during bullish periods in the stock market. As often happens, when the market gets too bullish or too bearish, conditions become ripe for a reversal. 2.1(Of a dealer) inclined to buy because of an anticipated rise in prices: high points in the stock market cycle, when investors are at their most bullish... ‘Sometimes the market gets in a rut,’ a usually bullish trader in London said. Faber said the question of whether he was bullish or bearish about stock markets around the world was irrelevant. When people are too bullish, they push prices to outlandish levels, and set the stage for a market tumble. 2.2Confident or optimistic about something: we are very bullish about our prospects... The question is whether corporations would be so bullish on racial preferences in university admissions were they not under such pressure to diversify their own workforces. Last year, I was too bullish on the economy, convinced that Terror War spending would cause enough increase in aggregate demand to jumpstart us out of the doldrums. Oh, long term, I'm very bullish on the U.S. economy, Wolf. Derivatives bullishly adverb ... Ed, however, remains bullishly optimistic, as this new series reveals. ‘The numbers speak for themselves,’ Berwin says bullishly. ‘I always thought you judged a race after it's over,’ he says bullishly. bullishness noun ... Wall Street insiders attributed this bullishness to optimism about new technologies. To hear professional investors tell it, their current bullishness is based on the vastly more prudent economic policies that emerging-market nations have adopted. Above all, there is a genuine bullishness that the NFL's development league can continue to thrive in the face of the expected competition offered by the WWF-backed Extreme Football League.
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