Sentence examples for quite bearish from inspiring English sources

"I have gone from being quite bearish to a slightly more positive posture," he said.

One manager who is quite bearish is Peter Doyle, chief investment officer of Kinetics Asset Management, which runs one of the oldest Internet-specific mutual funds.

"I've been quite bearish for the last year, but I am starting to believe that the markets are becoming oversold," he said on Friday.

In fact, he's quite bearish.

Despite this strong price action, investors remain quite bearish on PBJ.

Despite this strong price action amid adverse economic conditions, investors remain quite bearish on RTH.

"It's not quite maximum bearish, but it's close," the Bank of America strategists Michael Hartnett and Gary Baker wrote in the report to clients Tuesday.

The exit poll, organised by broadcasting and polling consortiums, was met with raised eyebrows by the broadcasters and even the occasional journalist and commentator, because it was quite so bearish for the Lib Dems and showed the Tories well short of an overall majority.

We are not quite so bearish as this article may sound.

Any upgrades from this bearish bunch could be quite beneficial for the equity.

Vahan Janjigian: I've been pretty bearish on stocks for quite a while, although I was not very bearish on the economy.