Bullish
Meaning
Positive outlook
Example
"He is rather bullish on Richardson and is gonna draft him pretty high, maybe in the 2nd round."
The bearish and bullish financial outlooks
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Last Updated: December 1, 2016
Bullish definition
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Bullish is a term that refers to a positive or optimstic outlook. It is often used in relation to the forecast of finances or a fantasy player's or team's potential.
In finance, the term is used by investors to describe stock prices they think will rise. Therefore, they have a optimistic outlook and are bullish on the stocks. If they are pessimistic, they would be bearish on the stocks.
In fantasy sports, like football, baseball, and basketball, the term is used by team owners to describe players or teams they value a lot. Therefore, they have a optimistic outlook and are bullish on the player or team. If they are pessimistic, they would be bearish on the player or team.