Sentence examples for term bull from inspiring English sources

The investor mood was captured by MoneyWeek magazine in 2012 when it hyped palm oil as a "long term bull market".

In a sense, I think the "Asian crisis" we're now going through is a big correction in a long- term bull market.

The inability of politicians to constantly deliver new forms of taxation can be a tremendous positive for the capital markets and recognition of this situation should lead to favorable conditions for a long term bull market in Australian stocks.

"I'm a long-term bull on Asia, but right now it's premature to be celebrating the 'Asian Century,' like some investors seem to be doing," said Stephen Roach, chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia.

We seem to be waiting for some mythical rebound to come rolling in, magically equipped with robust job creation, a long-term bull market and paradise regained for consumers.

Some of this rally is down to sheer relief that the market is out of crisis mode (the cost of borrowing in the money markets is back to near-normal levels, for example).The more difficult question to answer is whether the surge is the start of a long-term bull market or simply yet another bear-market rally, like those Japan enjoyed in the 1990s.

So I am a long-term bull on oil.

So I'm a short-term bull but I'm a long-term worrier.

I remain a long-term bull on credit markets, especially high-yields.

For the long-term bull, come correction or crash, these are the right stocks to lay down in a portfolio.

They have too many products and need to rationalize the lines," says a New York-based fund manager, who is a long-term bull on the company.