bearishly

"I think you will hear most people talking bearishly about the dollar."

The firm responded bearishly, by increasing its liquidity position to 41% at year end.

Rather bearishly he moved across the matting, examining unfamiliar objects and thinking half thoughts.

"I am not making a face," growled the annoyed Ossipon bearishly.

Viktor said bearishly, "We do not turn back."

Some analysts still see a further erosion of the dollar, but many of them speak less bearishly than they did during last year's steep descent.

Black he was, and bearishly stolid.

He looked serious, all right-bearishly dour, bearishly grim.

The maximum loss for this strategy is realised when, at expiration, the underlying has moved moderately bearishly to the price of the lower strike price.

Alric grinned bearishly.

He was huge, bearishly obese, the beard fanning over his chest like some hirsute bib, reaching almost to his waist.

"They are talking very, very bearishly indeed," Mr. Blackley said of the Saatchi executives.

Financial markets reacted bearishly to the latest news, with stock market indexes hitting new lows for the year yesterday, and the dollar weakening against other currencies.

The stock market opened lower, mimicking the bond market, which typically reacts bearishly to positive economic numbers, fearing the Federal Reserve will not reduce interest rates further.

On the program of Nov. 5, 1999, Mr. Rukeyser announced the firing of the veteran panelist Gail Dudak for her 156 consecutive weeks of bearishly errant forecasting.