Merrill Lynch is bullish on America.

The line reads like a corporate slogan that fuses market optimism (“bullish”) with patriotic sentiment (“America”). It implies that confidence in U.S. economic prospects is not merely an investment stance but a broader affirmation of national strength and future growth. The phrasing also functions rhetorically: by aligning the firm’s outlook with the country itself, it invites audiences to see investing with (or trusting) the institution as participating in American progress. As an “Anonymous” attribution suggests, it may have circulated as an advertising tagline or media soundbite rather than a quotable remark by a single identifiable speaker.