Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The state or quality of being bearish in nature, appearance, or manner.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun Behavior like that of a bear.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun The characteristic of being
bearish .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Since the markets are relatively quiet, yields have retreated from any immediate sign that I need to reconsider my near-term bearishness on fixed-income, and therefore my working hypotheses need little adjustment at the moment, I want to touch on two other topics that are broadly relevant to the market these days but not necessarily breaking news.
Recent Commentaries | Safehaven.com Safehaven.com 2010
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Since the markets are relatively quiet, yields have retreated from any immediate sign that I need to reconsider my near-term bearishness on fixed-income, and therefore my working hypotheses need little adjustment at the moment, I want to touch on two other topics that are broadly relevant to the market these days but not necessarily breaking news.
Recent Commentaries | Safehaven.com Safehaven.com 2010
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USDJPY: Maintains Bid Tone - While we retain our broader medium term bearishness (as long as the pair trades within its established declining channel) on the pair,
FXstreet.com 2009
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USDJPY: Maintains Bid Tone - While we retain our broader medium term bearishness (as long as the pair trades within its established declining channel) on the pair,
FXstreet.com 2009
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As I shall argue, this is not a sign that "bearishness" is over, just that it lessened throughout the year.
Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2010
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I also think that people should be made to work for their 'bearishness'.
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'bearishness' is there defined as the functional relationship, not between the rate of interest (or price of debts) and the quantity of money, but between the price of assets and debts, taken together, and the quantity of money.
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"There is so much bearishness priced into the market that, barring a systemic collapse, it's difficult to see how we can't get that positive surprise," said Andreas Utermann , the London-based global chief investment officer for money manager RCM, a subsidiary of Allianz Global Investors.
All That Market Volatility for This? Jonathan Cheng 2012
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Investors reached record levels of bearishness on the U.S. dollar in recent weeks—as shown in the amount of short positions, or bets against, the currency.
Declining Dollar Gets a Reprieve Tom Lauricella 2011
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"High volatility and bearishness had been key supports" for his previous preference for "high-quality" companies, "but, as volatility has eased, we no longer see strong evidence to support those factors outperforming."
All's Quiet on the Dow. Too Quiet? Jonathan Cheng 2012
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