Sentence examples for bearish view from inspiring English sources

That is a significantly more bearish view than Mr. McVey has.

He handed out T-shirts to some clients with a logo that proclaimed his bearish view: "I'm Short Your House".

Alex DeGroote, an analyst at Peel Hunt with a bearish view of Johnston Press's future, said: "We are in favour of print industry consolidation," he said.

But not everyone in the market subscribed to Mr. Einhorn's bearish view, and investors do seem to be not taking everything he says at face value anymore.

Three and half years ago, a New York hedge fund manager with a bearish view on the housing market was pounding the pavement on Wall Street.

"Demand will be very difficult to slow down unless you take a very bearish view on the long-term global economy," Mr. Robinson added.

Marc Faber, the money manager known as Doctor Doom for his bearish views, calls Mr. Hendry "a deep thinker".

Mr Edwards has the security of regularly finishing top of polls of London's favourite strategists, despite (or perhaps because of) his bearish views.

"The issue is rollover risk," said Jonathan Tepper of Variant Perception, a research house in London known for its bearish views on Spain.

"Despite the bearish views held by some, Deutsche Bank was long the housing market and endured significant losses," she said in a statement.

Its authors are Daniel Alpert, a managing partner of Westwood Capital; Robert Hockett, a professor of financial law at Cornell and a consultant to the New York Federal Reserve; and Nouriel Roubini, who is, well, Nouriel Roubini, whose consistently bearish views have been consistently right.