One way to think about buying bullishly trending stocks in a bullishly trending group is how you might pick an apple out of a basket.
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Amazon bullishly believes there is more untapped demand to be met.
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Since then it has talked bullishly about raising multiple $100BN funds.
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"We still believe very, very, very bullishly" in the resort, he said.
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Once identified, screen only within the group of stocks that is trending bullishly.
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"The north hates the Tories more than it hates the EU," he says bullishly.
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"We want to do for travel what cell phones did for telecoms," he says bullishly.
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As the good times rolled, demographers bullishly predicted Williston's population would hit 50,000 by 2020.
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Needless to say, I'm bullishly anti-house-party when it comes to testing for quality.
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Pelosi is speaking bullishly about her prospects and hopes to avoid a dramatic series of votes.
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For its part, Huawei has remained bullishly optimistic about its ability to cope with US sanctions.
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In the copper market "deficit" is a magic word guaranteed to reverberate bullishly through the investment community.
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"Wherever you put us as Syrians, we will learn and we will do," Mr. Awad said bullishly.
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"I have the issues on my side," he said bullishly, "and I have Trump, which I'll take."
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He instead argues that there are technical forces in play, and that investors should position bullishly going forward.
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"A breakout above that upper horizontal resistance would trigger the pattern bullishly and signal a primary uptrend," he added.
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She supports causes like the Women's March, LGBT+ rights and feminist issues, but bullishly steers away from any specifics.
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He is stocky, bullishly charismatic and as a tank commander in the first Iraq war was decorated for battlefield prowess.
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He is stocky, bullishly charismatic and as a young tank commander in the first Gulf war was decorated for battlefield prowess.
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Big-bellied planes full of retardant crossed the sky overhead, their flight path traversing part of the bullishly named Wet Valley.
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He's still at it of course; with a plan for a global digital currency (Libra), while bullishly colonizing literal hook-ups (Facebook Dating).
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" But House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) bullishly said last week that she's "very confident that the makings of a wave are there.
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Apple broke past $300 per share for the first time last week, and many analysts are bullishly raising their price targets on the stock.
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"The domestic segment showed less progress turning the corner on profitability than we had bullishly expected," Bernstein analyst David Vernon said in a client note.
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The SOX index still up more than 30% this year and Hunter said the index continues to bullishly consolidate above the recent breakout for now.
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Horn's trainer Glenn Rushton has bullishly predicted the fight will go the distance but the former Olympian will go into his hometown bout a rank outsider.
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"I can't think of a better fit than a news broadcaster that bullishly pursues issues that matter to hardworking Americans," he said in a statement at the time.
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" On its options, Gilbert added, "This is the name where we've seen an increase in options order flow where investors seem to be positioning bullishly in ticker NSC.
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It bullishly projects it will sell 3 million units of the device in 2016, with that ramping up to 10 million in 2017, according to a report in The Information.
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Whether Trump deserves as much credit as he's claiming or is wise to bullishly declare a new era of denuclearized peace is open to question since many pitfalls still lie ahead.
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Adam Bierman, the bullishly confident 210-year-old CEO of MedMen—the first American cannabis company to be valued at a billion dollars—thinks Donald Trump is very good for business.
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"There's a degree of health in this economy which is being covered up by that manufacturing slowdown," said Paulsen, who is tilted bullishly toward cyclicals and international parts of the stock market.
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The "aura" was one he had been bullishly projecting, which the follow-the-crowd media had been happy to promote — if for no other reason than to sell newspapers or attract clicks.
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They're bullishly targeting 3 million-plus users this year, and already toying with ideas for turning video dates into a money spinner by offering stuff like premium subscriptions and/or video ads.
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Bullishly describing the relationship as "extraordinarily positive," Senard added that the two management teams were talking every day and there was the kind of relationship not enjoyed for at least a year.
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Oil prices initially rose on the data that bullishly showed hefty product drawdowns and a sharp 1.5 million-barrel drop in crude stocks at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery hub for U.S. crude futures.
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Isolation features work from a lot of bullishly singular musicians, including Damon Albarn, BadBadNotGood, Kevin Parker, Steve Lacy, and Thundercat, but it rarely strays far enough from Uchis' vision for them to overpower things.
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Many fund managers still have questions about how a wide-ranging economic reform program unveiled on April 25 can be financed and whether it can be fully implemented, but local investors have been reacting bullishly.
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"After a couple failed attempts to rebound from a bullishly developing technical setup last week, this week's move tentatively has more staying power," J.P. Morgan technical market strategist Jason Hunter said in a note to clients Thursday.
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"Despite investor concerns that OLED iPhone shipments could push to Nov/Dec or even next year, management guided September quarter bullishly and sounded confident on upcoming product launches this fall," Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty wrote Wednesday.
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"On the face of it, it seems like investors are really bearishly positioned, but when you dig through the data, you find that investors are actually more bullishly positioned than they've been in a long time," he said.
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" Even though Tee Grizzley moves bullishly, what enlivens his verses are the quick flashes of mordant wit: "The Mustang used to always run out of gas/now I'm in that Wraith, touch the paint and it's a body bag.
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The general consensus was that Jones' arch-rival, Daniel Cormier would have eaten him alive that night, even if Cormier hadn't made the strategic adjustments he needed from the first time and continued to just bullishly walk in on Jones.
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I met two of them at the Aleppo Chamber of Commerce last Thursday, and it was very strange to hear them speak bullishly about Aleppo's prospects, and their plans to rebuild, while something like a dozen bombs exploded during our hourlong interview.
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The firm is bullishly predicting that voice shopping will grow to a whopping $40 billion-plus in 2022, up from $2 billion today across the U.S. and the U.K. This sizable increase will be driven by Amazon's smart speaker sales, in particular, the report said.
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Though Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken a bullishly positive stance on the iPhone 11&aposs sales potential, the S11 represents a solid opportunity for Samsung to gain ground on Apple in the smartphone stakes amid the latter&aposs transition towards wearable devices and services.
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" 25 Photos View Slide Show ' He ticked off the major brands that had come to London to show (Tommy Hilfiger, Emporio Armani) and the rising young guard that is bubbling up here, and pronounced, bullishly: "This season's London Fashion Week, I think, is the best ever.
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The S&P 603 ended another rocky week on an upbeat note on Friday, but major indexes still posted their worst week of losses since early February after Trump promised tariffs on aluminum and steel and talked bullishly about "winning" a trade war economists say could decimate growth.
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The Beatnuts are noted for being unabashedly, bullishly ribald and in-your-face performers. Recent Beatnuts albums are characterized by more Latin influences.
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Interpretation has focussed on the mercantile aspects of the poem. Carol Meale proposes that the poem's "composition was encouraged by mercantile patronage",Meale, "The Libelle of Englyshe Polycye and Mercantile Literary Culture", 216. whereas John Scattergood suggests that the poem's bullishly colonialist and protectionist outlook offers “a redefinition of the nation” by reference to the “specific sectional interest” of merchants.Scattergood, "The Libelle of Englyshe Polycye: the Nation and its Place", 33.
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The BBC gave a generally positive review of the album, describing it as "a late-night cocoa after a long day" - neither shocking nor amazing. Pick Up Your Broken Heart was felt to be inferior to similar heartbreak-oriented songs while Longshot was positively reviewed as a simple yet bullishly focused song. MusicOMH gave a mixed review of 2.5 stars, indicating that while the album had excellent lyrics and vocals, it also lacked any substantive change in nature from Faulkner's previous albums.
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" Hogwood concluded that Williams' "new found maturity suits his voice on one hand, but given his musical past it makes him a far safer proposition than he used to be." Los Angeles Times music critic Ann Powers gave the album three stars (out of four), stating that the album is "bullishly diverse". She said that the album is "a full-body flex matching buttery ballads with laser-flecked dance tracks and arch updates from the music hall". Powers felt that the songs "showcase the nasally soulful Williams as an irresistibly smart, cosmopolitan manchild of the overly wired world.
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