Definition of bearish in English:

bearish

adjective ˈbɛːrɪʃˈbɛrɪʃ

1Resembling or likened to a bear, typically in being rough, surly, or clumsy.
粗鲁的，乖戾的，笨拙的
a bearish figure with mutton chop whiskers
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘That was the last time I'll go in a light aircraft,’ he repeats, sitting in a London cafe, his face a bearish bristle of hair, topping a navy blazer and jeans.
- Upon meeting his first jazz instructor there, a bearish Israeli whose last name is Katsenelenbogen, Matt cried out, ‘Six syllables!’
- Herbst is a bearish Afrikaner with unruly graying hair and a love of a good joke.
- We met at work, and I was entranced by this big nerdy bearish intelligent fella.
- From a boyhood spent hunting and climbing in southern Idaho, Petzoldt grew into a bearish man with enormous flat feet and eyebrows of legendary bushiness.
- The types we got at B&Q were young couples, old crusty workmen blokes, middle-aged couples, pensioners (usually on a Wednesday) and the odd beefy bearish labourer.
- His father was round, creased and bearish, his face puffy from heavy drinking and chain-smoking.
- Paul was looking almost bearish with the face fuzz that he seems to grow every so often.
- Running the public affairs show is a bearish soldier who looks like the kind of guy who enjoys breaking things on his face.
- As Arnoldo, tenor Chris Merritt is a lumbering, bearish presence.
Synonyms
stupid, foolish, idiotic, cretinous
2Stock Market
Characterized by or associated with falling share prices.
〔股票〕行情下跌的，熊市的
Example sentencesExamples
- "Rising inflationary expectations are bearish to stocks and bonds because they lead to expectations of higher short-term interest rates.
- The patterns are the easiest to define: they are simply bullish and bearish patterns that alternate every five or so days.
- For instance, the last two weeks could have shown the market to be bullish while the last two years may have displayed a bearish tendency.
- That's why shares trade at a bearish $21, down from $28 on June 2.
- Another important fact is that rising volume together with declining prices is also bearish.
- As the stock market remained bearish, the government again was forced to relax the rules, and in October last year it abolished the 10% levy on profits repatriated after one year.
- But bearish effects of the US inventory data may be hurt as still scarce petrol supplies and a relatively optimistic global economic outlook encourage buying.
- The corresponding bearish divergence occurs when prices hit a new high, but the HPI reaches a lower top.
- When open interest is high at a market top and the price falls off dramatically, this scenario should be considered bearish.
- Both of these are bearish signals for property share prices.
- When TRIN is overbought and NH-NL returns a bearish signal, the stock market top has likely been reached.
- ‘Fundamentals right now are bearish,’ he said.
- Also, we can say that a key reason behind the bearish trend in 2002 was the net selling of stocks by investors from overseas.
- Will increased volatility on the VIX be bullish or bearish for the Dow?
- We based this forecast on our research showing that sentiment usually peaks or bottoms well before the actual price top or low, giving way to a bearish or bullish divergence similar to momentum measures of the market.
- But the same report warned that the world economy is bearish and that considerable fluctuation may still be experienced by individual commodities, away from the main trend.
- Oil production had been falling since 1985 so the outlook for the industry was somewhat bearish.
- At the time, a huge bearish divergence between Gold prices and Gold Stocks had developed with Gold prices making new highs, while Gold Stocks were unable to advance.
- The week opened on a decidedly bearish note with the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffering its biggest one day loss since early February.
- The Dow closed up 206 points on a day with mixed economic news, much of it bearish, none of it all that bullish.

Derivatives

bearishly

adverb

It was another disjointed week, although one that ended bearishly.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hareton's whiskers, for example, ‘encroach bearishly over his cheeks'.
- At 46, he's 6ft 5in, bearishly built, with a strong jaw and a nose that has taken the scenic route down his face.
- Some analysts bearishly predict the market is about to ‘top out‘.
- The small caps also had a strong showing with the Russell 2000 rising 5%. For the blue chips, after a very strong start, the week ended bearishly.
- Was anyone else disturbed by yesterday's ‘will I greet him or will I biff him’ handshake so bearishly and boorishly inflicted on the PM?

bearishness

noun

De-coupling is the chief reason why my ongoing bearishness has failed to materialize.
Example sentencesExamples
- Currently, the levels have just retreated from excessive bearishness and are thus moderately bullish.
- A rising open interest demonstrates that bulls are confident enough to enter into contracts with bears, who are equally confident in their bearishness to enter into the position.
- The local currency, which opened at NT $33.832, rose for a fourth day amid continued bearishness versus the greenback.
- Looking at weekly charts of company XYZ's stock, we notice some basic swings between bullishness and bearishness that each last about five days.
- Sentiment indicators have dollar bearishness at very high levels, and there is a lot of bearish dollar talk these days in the media.
- Part of the answer may lie in the peculiar economic euphoria of the mid- and late '90s, when bearishness began to seem unpatriotic and prosperity looked like a permanent entitlement.
- With a mood of extreme bearishness shrouding the market, most dealers said it was difficult to project when a technical rebound would happen.
- On 9 / 10, I published a missive expressing incremental optimism on gold and incremental bearishness on the dollar.
- Recall that dollar bearishness reached a low ebb in all surveys we follow four weeks ago.
- Only an extreme bullish reading on the Bullish Review would indicate uncommon bullishness of the commodity commitments; likewise, only an extreme bearish reading would indicate uncommon bearishness.
- As bearishness has spread across the globe, investors have been quick to take profits and withdraw from riskier areas such as emerging markets.
- Contrarians might take the view that there is still not enough bearishness or panic in the market to warrant a bottom.
- Extreme bearishness would be any number close to + 10, which would give a signal that the market is about to change in a positive direction, with the bulls taking control.
- Until the receipt of the one critical letter as mentioned above, I do not recall any others criticizing my bearishness.
- Get your timing wrong, on either your exit from the market or your re-entry, and much of your bearishness would have been in vain.
- It has arguably been the worst week this year for technology stocks, and that's saying something given the bearishness of the past month.
- In fact we welcomed the continued bearishness.
- He projected that the market would continue to experience bearishness for a short run.
- If you ask me, though, the bearishness is overdone.

Rhymes

fairish, garish, squarish

Definition of bearish in US English:

bearish

adjectiveˈbɛrɪʃˈberiSH

1Resembling or likened to a bear, typically in being rough, surly, or clumsy.
粗鲁的，乖戾的，笨拙的
a bearish figure with muttonchop whiskers
Example sentencesExamples
- We met at work, and I was entranced by this big nerdy bearish intelligent fella.
- The types we got at B&Q were young couples, old crusty workmen blokes, middle-aged couples, pensioners (usually on a Wednesday) and the odd beefy bearish labourer.
- Running the public affairs show is a bearish soldier who looks like the kind of guy who enjoys breaking things on his face.
- Upon meeting his first jazz instructor there, a bearish Israeli whose last name is Katsenelenbogen, Matt cried out, ‘Six syllables!’
- As Arnoldo, tenor Chris Merritt is a lumbering, bearish presence.
- His father was round, creased and bearish, his face puffy from heavy drinking and chain-smoking.
- Herbst is a bearish Afrikaner with unruly graying hair and a love of a good joke.
- From a boyhood spent hunting and climbing in southern Idaho, Petzoldt grew into a bearish man with enormous flat feet and eyebrows of legendary bushiness.
- ‘That was the last time I'll go in a light aircraft,’ he repeats, sitting in a London cafe, his face a bearish bristle of hair, topping a navy blazer and jeans.
- Paul was looking almost bearish with the face fuzz that he seems to grow every so often.
Synonyms
stupid, foolish, idiotic, cretinous
2Stock Market
Characterized by or associated with falling share prices.
〔股票〕行情下跌的，熊市的
Example sentencesExamples
- The week opened on a decidedly bearish note with the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffering its biggest one day loss since early February.
- The patterns are the easiest to define: they are simply bullish and bearish patterns that alternate every five or so days.
- We based this forecast on our research showing that sentiment usually peaks or bottoms well before the actual price top or low, giving way to a bearish or bullish divergence similar to momentum measures of the market.
- Oil production had been falling since 1985 so the outlook for the industry was somewhat bearish.
- When open interest is high at a market top and the price falls off dramatically, this scenario should be considered bearish.
- That's why shares trade at a bearish $21, down from $28 on June 2.
- As the stock market remained bearish, the government again was forced to relax the rules, and in October last year it abolished the 10% levy on profits repatriated after one year.
- Also, we can say that a key reason behind the bearish trend in 2002 was the net selling of stocks by investors from overseas.
- But the same report warned that the world economy is bearish and that considerable fluctuation may still be experienced by individual commodities, away from the main trend.
- The corresponding bearish divergence occurs when prices hit a new high, but the HPI reaches a lower top.
- The Dow closed up 206 points on a day with mixed economic news, much of it bearish, none of it all that bullish.
- For instance, the last two weeks could have shown the market to be bullish while the last two years may have displayed a bearish tendency.
- Will increased volatility on the VIX be bullish or bearish for the Dow?
- When TRIN is overbought and NH-NL returns a bearish signal, the stock market top has likely been reached.
- At the time, a huge bearish divergence between Gold prices and Gold Stocks had developed with Gold prices making new highs, while Gold Stocks were unable to advance.
- But bearish effects of the US inventory data may be hurt as still scarce petrol supplies and a relatively optimistic global economic outlook encourage buying.
- Both of these are bearish signals for property share prices.
- ‘Fundamentals right now are bearish,’ he said.
- Another important fact is that rising volume together with declining prices is also bearish.
- "Rising inflationary expectations are bearish to stocks and bonds because they lead to expectations of higher short-term interest rates.
1. 2.1 (of a dealer) inclined to sell because of an anticipated fall in prices.
  （证券经纪人）有意抛售股票的，看空的
  Example sentencesExamples
  Despite the risk, the strong optimism over the country's economy and bearish sentiments towards the dollar would continue to underpin the rupiah's strength, the analyst added.
  Other analysts remain bearish on the stock, which traded at a high of $75 in 2000 valuing the company at $4.5 billion.
  For the smart money, the accumulation phase is the time to buy since values have stopped falling and everyone else is still bearish.
  Yet many fund managers are turning bearish on Hong Kong precisely because of its vulnerability to U.S. interest rates.
  The most bullish in January 2001 was Morgan Stanley which predicted 8,125 and the most bearish Credit Lyonnais which opted for 6,600.
  Today he is more bearish than ever: ‘Valuation [of technology stocks] has dropped a lot.’
  Some market analysts said the timing for the launch of the SME board is poor given the current bearish sentiment towards equities.
  This update will concentrate on why we remain bearish on gold and bullish on the dollar for 2005.
  Professional bond traders are overwhelmingly bearish on interest rates, expecting the 10-year yield to climb this year toward 5 percent.
  More bearish commentators fear that Bush's ‘War Against Terrorism’ could become an endless struggle that may come back to haunt markets at any stage in the future.
  Given enough time, the most bullish of bulls and the most bearish of bears will all have their day in the sun.
  We also sought the views of an economist, who agreed to speak to us anonymously as he is bearish on stock markets.
  But in Hong Kong economists and strategists were pessimistic to downright bearish on the chances of getting the economy under control.
  This is very encouraging, especially to analysts who remained bearish about the economic prospects and who still harbored a sense of foreboding, arguing that the economic recovery was still quite fragile.
  Analysts fear retaliation if they are bearish.
  In our last publicly posted research note we made the case for a sharp rally in crude oil off the $40 lows on the grounds that it was oversold relative to the price of gold and that traders were overly bearish.
  ‘The underlying sentiment for the rupiah will remain bearish ahead of the presidential runoff in September,’ said a trader at a foreign bank.
  Scott's view, and that of other similarly bearish fund managers, calls into question the widely held belief that equity markets have shrugged off the effect of last week's terror threat.
  Now the number crunchers and analysts are providing the figures to support our bearish assumptions.
  But Cawkwell has turned bearish and fears that after four years Pursuit Dynamics has little to show for its efforts - apart from combined losses of £7m.

词汇	bearish
释义	Definition of bearish in English: bearish adjective ˈbɛːrɪʃˈbɛrɪʃ 1Resembling or likened to a bear, typically in being rough, surly, or clumsy. 粗鲁的，乖戾的，笨拙的 a bearish figure with mutton chop whiskers Example sentencesExamples ‘That was the last time I'll go in a light aircraft,’ he repeats, sitting in a London cafe, his face a bearish bristle of hair, topping a navy blazer and jeans. Upon meeting his first jazz instructor there, a bearish Israeli whose last name is Katsenelenbogen, Matt cried out, ‘Six syllables!’ Herbst is a bearish Afrikaner with unruly graying hair and a love of a good joke. We met at work, and I was entranced by this big nerdy bearish intelligent fella. From a boyhood spent hunting and climbing in southern Idaho, Petzoldt grew into a bearish man with enormous flat feet and eyebrows of legendary bushiness. The types we got at B&Q were young couples, old crusty workmen blokes, middle-aged couples, pensioners (usually on a Wednesday) and the odd beefy bearish labourer. His father was round, creased and bearish, his face puffy from heavy drinking and chain-smoking. Paul was looking almost bearish with the face fuzz that he seems to grow every so often. Running the public affairs show is a bearish soldier who looks like the kind of guy who enjoys breaking things on his face. As Arnoldo, tenor Chris Merritt is a lumbering, bearish presence. Synonyms stupid, foolish, idiotic, cretinous 2Stock Market Characterized by or associated with falling share prices. 〔股票〕行情下跌的，熊市的 Example sentencesExamples "Rising inflationary expectations are bearish to stocks and bonds because they lead to expectations of higher short-term interest rates. The patterns are the easiest to define: they are simply bullish and bearish patterns that alternate every five or so days. For instance, the last two weeks could have shown the market to be bullish while the last two years may have displayed a bearish tendency. That's why shares trade at a bearish $21, down from $28 on June 2. Another important fact is that rising volume together with declining prices is also bearish. As the stock market remained bearish, the government again was forced to relax the rules, and in October last year it abolished the 10% levy on profits repatriated after one year. But bearish effects of the US inventory data may be hurt as still scarce petrol supplies and a relatively optimistic global economic outlook encourage buying. The corresponding bearish divergence occurs when prices hit a new high, but the HPI reaches a lower top. When open interest is high at a market top and the price falls off dramatically, this scenario should be considered bearish. Both of these are bearish signals for property share prices. When TRIN is overbought and NH-NL returns a bearish signal, the stock market top has likely been reached. ‘Fundamentals right now are bearish,’ he said. Also, we can say that a key reason behind the bearish trend in 2002 was the net selling of stocks by investors from overseas. Will increased volatility on the VIX be bullish or bearish for the Dow? We based this forecast on our research showing that sentiment usually peaks or bottoms well before the actual price top or low, giving way to a bearish or bullish divergence similar to momentum measures of the market. But the same report warned that the world economy is bearish and that considerable fluctuation may still be experienced by individual commodities, away from the main trend. Oil production had been falling since 1985 so the outlook for the industry was somewhat bearish. At the time, a huge bearish divergence between Gold prices and Gold Stocks had developed with Gold prices making new highs, while Gold Stocks were unable to advance. The week opened on a decidedly bearish note with the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffering its biggest one day loss since early February. The Dow closed up 206 points on a day with mixed economic news, much of it bearish, none of it all that bullish. Derivatives bearishly adverb It was another disjointed week, although one that ended bearishly. Example sentencesExamples Hareton's whiskers, for example, ‘encroach bearishly over his cheeks'. At 46, he's 6ft 5in, bearishly built, with a strong jaw and a nose that has taken the scenic route down his face. Some analysts bearishly predict the market is about to ‘top out‘. The small caps also had a strong showing with the Russell 2000 rising 5%. For the blue chips, after a very strong start, the week ended bearishly. Was anyone else disturbed by yesterday's ‘will I greet him or will I biff him’ handshake so bearishly and boorishly inflicted on the PM? bearishness noun De-coupling is the chief reason why my ongoing bearishness has failed to materialize. Example sentencesExamples Currently, the levels have just retreated from excessive bearishness and are thus moderately bullish. A rising open interest demonstrates that bulls are confident enough to enter into contracts with bears, who are equally confident in their bearishness to enter into the position. The local currency, which opened at NT $33.832, rose for a fourth day amid continued bearishness versus the greenback. Looking at weekly charts of company XYZ's stock, we notice some basic swings between bullishness and bearishness that each last about five days. Sentiment indicators have dollar bearishness at very high levels, and there is a lot of bearish dollar talk these days in the media. Part of the answer may lie in the peculiar economic euphoria of the mid- and late '90s, when bearishness began to seem unpatriotic and prosperity looked like a permanent entitlement. With a mood of extreme bearishness shrouding the market, most dealers said it was difficult to project when a technical rebound would happen. On 9 / 10, I published a missive expressing incremental optimism on gold and incremental bearishness on the dollar. Recall that dollar bearishness reached a low ebb in all surveys we follow four weeks ago. Only an extreme bullish reading on the Bullish Review would indicate uncommon bullishness of the commodity commitments; likewise, only an extreme bearish reading would indicate uncommon bearishness. As bearishness has spread across the globe, investors have been quick to take profits and withdraw from riskier areas such as emerging markets. Contrarians might take the view that there is still not enough bearishness or panic in the market to warrant a bottom. Extreme bearishness would be any number close to + 10, which would give a signal that the market is about to change in a positive direction, with the bulls taking control. Until the receipt of the one critical letter as mentioned above, I do not recall any others criticizing my bearishness. Get your timing wrong, on either your exit from the market or your re-entry, and much of your bearishness would have been in vain. It has arguably been the worst week this year for technology stocks, and that's saying something given the bearishness of the past month. In fact we welcomed the continued bearishness. He projected that the market would continue to experience bearishness for a short run. If you ask me, though, the bearishness is overdone. Rhymes fairish, garish, squarish Definition of bearish in US English: bearish adjectiveˈbɛrɪʃˈberiSH 1Resembling or likened to a bear, typically in being rough, surly, or clumsy. 粗鲁的，乖戾的，笨拙的 a bearish figure with muttonchop whiskers Example sentencesExamples We met at work, and I was entranced by this big nerdy bearish intelligent fella. The types we got at B&Q were young couples, old crusty workmen blokes, middle-aged couples, pensioners (usually on a Wednesday) and the odd beefy bearish labourer. Running the public affairs show is a bearish soldier who looks like the kind of guy who enjoys breaking things on his face. Upon meeting his first jazz instructor there, a bearish Israeli whose last name is Katsenelenbogen, Matt cried out, ‘Six syllables!’ As Arnoldo, tenor Chris Merritt is a lumbering, bearish presence. His father was round, creased and bearish, his face puffy from heavy drinking and chain-smoking. Herbst is a bearish Afrikaner with unruly graying hair and a love of a good joke. From a boyhood spent hunting and climbing in southern Idaho, Petzoldt grew into a bearish man with enormous flat feet and eyebrows of legendary bushiness. ‘That was the last time I'll go in a light aircraft,’ he repeats, sitting in a London cafe, his face a bearish bristle of hair, topping a navy blazer and jeans. Paul was looking almost bearish with the face fuzz that he seems to grow every so often. Synonyms stupid, foolish, idiotic, cretinous 2Stock Market Characterized by or associated with falling share prices. 〔股票〕行情下跌的，熊市的 Example sentencesExamples The week opened on a decidedly bearish note with the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffering its biggest one day loss since early February. The patterns are the easiest to define: they are simply bullish and bearish patterns that alternate every five or so days. We based this forecast on our research showing that sentiment usually peaks or bottoms well before the actual price top or low, giving way to a bearish or bullish divergence similar to momentum measures of the market. Oil production had been falling since 1985 so the outlook for the industry was somewhat bearish. When open interest is high at a market top and the price falls off dramatically, this scenario should be considered bearish. That's why shares trade at a bearish $21, down from $28 on June 2. As the stock market remained bearish, the government again was forced to relax the rules, and in October last year it abolished the 10% levy on profits repatriated after one year. Also, we can say that a key reason behind the bearish trend in 2002 was the net selling of stocks by investors from overseas. But the same report warned that the world economy is bearish and that considerable fluctuation may still be experienced by individual commodities, away from the main trend. The corresponding bearish divergence occurs when prices hit a new high, but the HPI reaches a lower top. The Dow closed up 206 points on a day with mixed economic news, much of it bearish, none of it all that bullish. For instance, the last two weeks could have shown the market to be bullish while the last two years may have displayed a bearish tendency. Will increased volatility on the VIX be bullish or bearish for the Dow? When TRIN is overbought and NH-NL returns a bearish signal, the stock market top has likely been reached. At the time, a huge bearish divergence between Gold prices and Gold Stocks had developed with Gold prices making new highs, while Gold Stocks were unable to advance. But bearish effects of the US inventory data may be hurt as still scarce petrol supplies and a relatively optimistic global economic outlook encourage buying. Both of these are bearish signals for property share prices. ‘Fundamentals right now are bearish,’ he said. Another important fact is that rising volume together with declining prices is also bearish. "Rising inflationary expectations are bearish to stocks and bonds because they lead to expectations of higher short-term interest rates. 2.1 (of a dealer) inclined to sell because of an anticipated fall in prices. （证券经纪人）有意抛售股票的，看空的 Example sentencesExamples Despite the risk, the strong optimism over the country's economy and bearish sentiments towards the dollar would continue to underpin the rupiah's strength, the analyst added. Other analysts remain bearish on the stock, which traded at a high of $75 in 2000 valuing the company at $4.5 billion. For the smart money, the accumulation phase is the time to buy since values have stopped falling and everyone else is still bearish. Yet many fund managers are turning bearish on Hong Kong precisely because of its vulnerability to U.S. interest rates. The most bullish in January 2001 was Morgan Stanley which predicted 8,125 and the most bearish Credit Lyonnais which opted for 6,600. Today he is more bearish than ever: ‘Valuation [of technology stocks] has dropped a lot.’ Some market analysts said the timing for the launch of the SME board is poor given the current bearish sentiment towards equities. This update will concentrate on why we remain bearish on gold and bullish on the dollar for 2005. Professional bond traders are overwhelmingly bearish on interest rates, expecting the 10-year yield to climb this year toward 5 percent. More bearish commentators fear that Bush's ‘War Against Terrorism’ could become an endless struggle that may come back to haunt markets at any stage in the future. Given enough time, the most bullish of bulls and the most bearish of bears will all have their day in the sun. We also sought the views of an economist, who agreed to speak to us anonymously as he is bearish on stock markets. But in Hong Kong economists and strategists were pessimistic to downright bearish on the chances of getting the economy under control. This is very encouraging, especially to analysts who remained bearish about the economic prospects and who still harbored a sense of foreboding, arguing that the economic recovery was still quite fragile. Analysts fear retaliation if they are bearish. In our last publicly posted research note we made the case for a sharp rally in crude oil off the $40 lows on the grounds that it was oversold relative to the price of gold and that traders were overly bearish. ‘The underlying sentiment for the rupiah will remain bearish ahead of the presidential runoff in September,’ said a trader at a foreign bank. Scott's view, and that of other similarly bearish fund managers, calls into question the widely held belief that equity markets have shrugged off the effect of last week's terror threat. Now the number crunchers and analysts are providing the figures to support our bearish assumptions. But Cawkwell has turned bearish and fears that after four years Pursuit Dynamics has little to show for its efforts - apart from combined losses of £7m.
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