Word: bulling
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...shattering the 2000 mark was primarily a symbolic triumph, it was still the most exhilarating achievement yet in one of the longest and strongest bull markets in U.S. history. Since the advance began in 1982, stock prices have more than doubled, raining hundreds of millions of dollars of profits on investors...
...only is Jessica not interested, she has a white-faced bull friend by whom she has borne two calves. Says Carrara: "She is very good-looking." Even if she relented, the mating would not produce a hybrid moose-cow, since the animals' chromosomes do not match up. Time is running out as well for the lovelorn moose. The end of the mating season is at hand, and he is expected to drift back to his own kind...
...Good thinking boss!" said Jewett, and with a quick jab at the bull's eye stapled to Bok's pants, off he scurried to plan new fiendish tortures...
Many investors are afraid to sell lest they miss out on the next leg of the bull market. Indeed, some Wall Street forecasters, encouraged by improving economic growth and a continuation of low interest rates, are predicting that the Dow Jones industrial average will pass the 2000 mark next year. For many shareholders, stocks remain the most attractive investments available, particularly since interest rates on bonds and bank accounts are relatively low at this time. Says James Campbell, an investor who heads a Manhattan photo-reproduction company: "Imagine I sold and took my profit and tax savings right now. What...
...when memory clicked into place; yes, the hair is thin; yes, the belly is big. Winston Hart, 71, was there, a very tall, strong-faced man called "Hemlock," with powerful knotty arms, his pants held up by braces, who was a woods foreman for the Brown Paper Co. Another bull of the woods, Albert Gadwah, 79, showed up wearing a brand- new red shirt, size extra large. "I never had a bit of a problem with those boys," he said. Raymond White, 58, from Guildhall, Vt., seemed too young to have memories of Camp Stark. But he had come carrying...