bull
- noun
- /bʊl/
- Specialized
- I'm a big fat bull on Bitcoin.
- a bull market
What if we're as bulls long term wrong?
- What if we're as bulls long term wrong?
- So I have a bull thesis on Bitcoin.
- I'm a big fat bull on Bitcoin.
Examples
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Bitcoin has a cycle to it, you know, bull runs and bear markets.
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It's the second longest bull market we've ever seen.
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We may have reached the peak of a bull market.
Academic text (1999) -
We we we actually thought about and I think for the next crypto bull run, you know, we're going to launch it all.
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So I have a bull thesis on Bitcoin.
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You see stock market bull runs and crashes.
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This is a cyclical bull market within a longer term secular bear market.
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Mr. Gill, what exactly about the fundamentals - led you to build this bull case?
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"We're confident we are in a bull market," Birinyi said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
Blog text (8) -
As a long-term investor, I always look for a bull market before buying stocks.
Synonyms
A person who buys houses or stocks taking big risks to sell them for much more
Antonyms
- Specialized
A time when stock prices fall a lot and people expect them to keep falling
Idioms
- Informal
A clumsy or careless person who causes damage in delicate situations
Doing something suddenly and forcefully without thinking because you are very eager
- Informal
Talk in a relaxed, joking way and make stories bigger to be funny
Compounds
- Specialized
A time when stock prices rise and many people who buy shares feel confident
- Specialized
A large aggressive shark that lives in warm shallow water near coasts and in rivers
An early Civil War battle in Virginia where Confederate forces defeat Union troops
A strong, muscular dog breed from the United States with a short coat and high energy
A former US political party started by Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 that supported progressive reforms
- Indian
A large deer-like animal from India whose male has a blue-grey coat and whose female is brown and hornless
- US
A tree that keeps its leaves all year with large shiny leaves and big white fragrant flowers
- US
A rough prickly plant from North America with pale yellow flowers and small berries
- US
A tall pine tree with dark green needles in groups of two to five and thick dark bark when mature
- US
A large North American snake that eats rodents, lives in burrows, and is not venomous
A major early Civil War battle fought in July 1861 near Manassas, Virginia that the Confederate army won
- Slur
A lesbian woman who is openly confident, shows a masculine style, and takes back an offensive name
A strong, medium-sized English dog with a stocky body, smooth coat, and friendly nature
How Optimistic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bull for an investor who expects prices to rise comes from the image of a bull pushing up with its horns, which is why a 'bull' wants prices to go up.