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Bearish   /bˈɛrɪʃ/   Listen
Bearish

adjective
1.
Expecting prices to fall.





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"Bearish" Quotes from Famous Books



... class-militarism, it is said, under which for so long the good people of Germany have groaned, has become a thing intolerable. The arrogance, the insolence, of the Junker officer, his aristocratic pretension, his bearish manners, have made him a byword, not only in his own country but all over Europe; and his belief in sheer militarism and Jingo imperialism has made him a menace. The Kaiser has only made things worse. Vain and ...
— The Healing of Nations and the Hidden Sources of Their Strife • Edward Carpenter
... herds on the trail that year, three of which were heavy beeves, and they had agreed to look them over, provided they arrived before the 15th of the month. He further assured me that the parties were mere figureheads of The Supply Company; that they were exceedingly bearish on the market, gloating over the recent depreciation in prices, and perfectly willing to fatten on the wreck and ruin ...
— The Outlet • Andy Adams


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


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