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Bearish   /bˈɛrɪʃ/   Listen
Bearish

adjective
1.
Expecting prices to fall.






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"Bearish" Quotes from Famous Books



... ghost of an idea what you are talking about," said Madeline, gravely, when she had at last succeeded in disentangling herself from Mary's bearish embraces. "But I'm with you, anyway. What ...
— Betty Wales, Sophomore • Margaret Warde

... sentiment is radically bearish on corn there is so little pressure on the market other than from shorts that a majority of traders are inclined to go slow in pressing the selling side on breaks until the situation becomes more clearly defined. The weekly forecast for cool weather is regarded as favorable for husking and ...
— Public Speaking • Clarence Stratton

... pertly, with an odd little smile. He had evidently recovered his nerve, and seemed to take pleasure in piquing Charlie's bearish suspicions. ...
— Pieces of Eight • Richard le Gallienne

... which affected him; for he loved his father and mother, and was anticipating the period when he might possess the means of rendering them more comfortable. But all this had long passed away. He was now a bachelor past fifty, bearish and uncouth in his appearance, and ungracious in his deportment. Secluded in his chambers, poring over the dry technicalities of his profession, he had divided the moral world into two parts—honest and dishonest, lawful and unlawful. All other ...
— Newton Forster - The Merchant Service • Captain Frederick Marryat

... The last of creatures in my love or liking is a horse: Whether in early youth some kick untimely laid me flat, Whether from born antipathy, as some dislike a cat, I never yet could bear the kind, from Meux's giant steeds Down to those little bearish cubs of Shetland's shaggy breeds;— As for a warhorse, he that can bestride one is a hero, Merely to look at such a sight my courage sinks ...
— The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood • Thomas Hood



Words linked to "Bearish" :   stock market, securities market, stock exchange, pessimistic



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