bearish
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7.2
- adjective
- /ˈbɛrɪʃ/
- Jargon
:
bajista
- Not sure if it will happen this week, but I'm feeling bearish today.
- bearish market
- bearish outlook
- turns bearish
So I've become much more bearish on on that future.
- So I've become much more bearish on on that future.
- And so I'll start selling options, which is a small bearish speculation.
- Long term bearish on smoking, bullish on vaping.
- I am super bearish on AII think it's been widely overhyped.
Examples
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Don't feel good about the markets; very bearish, I am afraid.
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If they go beyond mid-2015, it will be bearish for the dollar.
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You knew the market was bearish.
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The same logic also makes me a lot more bearish than you are on the Chinese growth story.
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That's why you gotta get on things quick when the market's bearish.
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A rising dollar is bearish for commodities.
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Last week, we noted Citi's bearish warning about stocks in September.
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lf you see a bearish future in the decade ahead, consider the changes sweeping the world and the opportunities they offer.
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The comments by Lou Jiwei, chairman of China Investment Corp., are among the most bearish pronouncements.
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Many investors are feeling bearish about the stock market after recent losses.
Synonyms
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2.1
Making people feel sad because of how it looks or feels
Antonyms
How Pessimistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bearish comes from bear, the animal, because traders imagined a bear swiping its paw and pushing prices 'down'. So to be bearish is to expect prices to fall or to be pessimistic about the market.