Sentence examples similar to going bullish from inspiring English sources

Last month Morgan Stanley went bullish on the stock saying that its sales growth will be 11% annually over the next three years.

On July 22, Granville covered all his shorts and went bullish on stocks.

Another smart call: Last June Hickey went bullish on Adobe Systems.

Dines would go bullish in the short term if the S&P 500 were to rally above 900, which it has so far failed to do.

We tracked each analyst's recommendations from the time the analyst went bullish or bearish until the time the analyst switched positions, or though the end of our monitoring period, March 31 , 2010

What's happened here is that Timer Digest has gone bullish, raising the Best's exposure to 50%, versus -5% for the Rest, i.e., they're net short.

Bryan Perry Bryan Perry, editor of ChangeWave ProTrader, is bearish now, but he's ready to go bullish as soon as the U.S. begins what is promised to be a spectacular bombing campaign to start the war in Iraq.

I think that's what Doug Kass saw when he went bullish.

The market can suddenly sell off or go bullish when unexpected news is out.

FINANCIAL TIMES Goldman Goes Bullish on Mortgage Bonds  |  Goldman Sachs is raising money for a new fund, called the U.S. Housing Recovery Fund, to buy senior mortgage securities, Bloomberg News reports.

Out goes "Be bullish," which succeeded "Human achievement" in early 2000, and in comes "Ask Merrill".