Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
bull run
Portuguese translation:
cenário de aumento/subida (de preços/cotações)
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Fausto Machado Tiemann
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English term
Brazil
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Native in: Portuguese (Variant: Brazilian)
Works in: English to Portuguese, Portuguese to English
bull run
English to Portuguese
Bus/Financial
Economics
"Is the bull run in commodities over?"
Texto falando do cenário global das commodities e do bull run relacionado a algumas delas.
Texto falando do cenário global das commodities e do bull run relacionado a algumas delas.
Proposed translations
(Portuguese)
| 4 +6 | cenário de aumento/subida (de preços/cotações) |
Mariana Moreira
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| 4 | período de forte desempenho dos altistas |
Marcos Antonio
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Proposed translations
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Mariana Moreira
Portugal
Portugal
Native in Portuguese
Specializes in field
Portugal
Accurate, experienced and reliable
Native in: Portuguese (Variants: European/Portugal, Brazilian) 
Works in: English to Portuguese, German to Portuguese, Spanish to Portuguese, and 2 more.
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cenário de aumento/subida (de preços/cotações)
bull
v. cause or attempt to cause prices to rise (in the stock exchange); push, shove
bull1
[bul] n 1 touro. 2 macho de elefante, baleia e outros grandes animais. 3 especulador da bolsa. 4 Amer sl policial, detetive. 5 Amer bobagem, conversa tola 6 Bull Astr constelação do Touro. • vt+vi 1 especular na bolsa. 2 produzir alta na bolsa. 3 mugir (a vaca no cio). • adj 1 macho. 2 como touro, forte, grande, bravo. 3 relativo à alta de preços na bolsa. he took the bull by the horns fig ele enfrentou a dificuldade. like a bull in a china shop fig como um elefante na loja de porcelanas
Daí a expressão "Bull and Bear" utilizada relativamente às bolsas
:)
v. cause or attempt to cause prices to rise (in the stock exchange); push, shove
bull1
[bul] n 1 touro. 2 macho de elefante, baleia e outros grandes animais. 3 especulador da bolsa. 4 Amer sl policial, detetive. 5 Amer bobagem, conversa tola 6 Bull Astr constelação do Touro. • vt+vi 1 especular na bolsa. 2 produzir alta na bolsa. 3 mugir (a vaca no cio). • adj 1 macho. 2 como touro, forte, grande, bravo. 3 relativo à alta de preços na bolsa. he took the bull by the horns fig ele enfrentou a dificuldade. like a bull in a china shop fig como um elefante na loja de porcelanas
Daí a expressão "Bull and Bear" utilizada relativamente às bolsas
:)
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21 mins
Marcos Antonio
Native in Portuguese
Electric Engineer/Military
Native in: Portuguese
Works in: English to Portuguese, Portuguese to English
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40
período de forte desempenho dos altistas
sug.
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Bull run
A bull run is a sustained period of strong performance. It may be applied to a market, a sector, or a single security. During a bull run, bulls dominate the market for an extended period.
If a bull run becomes too strong, it may turn into a bubble, which then leads to a crash. Otherwise, it may be moderated by corrections, or simply taper off before valuations become too high.
Momentum investors may make money by joining in bull runs, but it can be difficult to judge when the bull run will end, very likely in a sudden movement downwards.
A bull is an investor who expects a market, sector or security to rise in price. The adjective "bullish" is also used. The opposite of a bull is a bear.
Bullish strategies can be fairly obvious (buying). Bulls may nonetheless use derivatives and other instruments to gear the rise they expect or to gain broad exposure. A bull may buy a index derivative as a result of being bullish about a market as a whole.
Espero que ajude
Bull run
A bull run is a sustained period of strong performance. It may be applied to a market, a sector, or a single security. During a bull run, bulls dominate the market for an extended period.
If a bull run becomes too strong, it may turn into a bubble, which then leads to a crash. Otherwise, it may be moderated by corrections, or simply taper off before valuations become too high.
Momentum investors may make money by joining in bull runs, but it can be difficult to judge when the bull run will end, very likely in a sudden movement downwards.
A bull is an investor who expects a market, sector or security to rise in price. The adjective "bullish" is also used. The opposite of a bull is a bear.
Bullish strategies can be fairly obvious (buying). Bulls may nonetheless use derivatives and other instruments to gear the rise they expect or to gain broad exposure. A bull may buy a index derivative as a result of being bullish about a market as a whole.
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