While we're not inflation bulls, we're quite bullish relative to what the market is pricing in.
We're pretty bullish about them, we go out of our way... To express our enthusiasm for biopesticides.
We remain bullish for capesize rates in q3 and q4.
We continue to be bullish on China.
We are bullish on the health benefits, but they have to bring value.
We are bullish on not just the insurance business (in asia), but wealth management and asset management as well.
The report was marginally bullish due to the large crude oil inventory decline and the robust gasoline demand.
The report is squarely bullish due to the large crude oil inventory drawdown, which confirmed the api data from last night.
The products draw is providing a bullish tilt to the market.
The market has suddenly started to focus on bullish headlines. This has created huge inflows, buying from hedge funds.
The bullish sign in the iea report is that non non-opec supply has been revised lower.
That could be contributing to the surprisingly bullish reaction to the overnight news.
Technically the market remains bullish but the $1,137 level (for gold) must hold.
Some folks are very bullish on japanese equities in general.
Longer term, we're still very bullish on china.
If you were bullish on a turnaround in oil, it shouldn't have changed your perspective.
A positive resolution from singapore is bullish for stocks.
I am very bullish on the deal but the bridge to get to the promised land is a little messy and the stock is reacting to that.
It's a reassuring sign, but not a bullish green flag that means we're going on to major gains in the short term.
Investors are cautiously bullish on the mainland markets and are anticipating a strong start as they reopen.