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Meanings of going long in English

Russian
длинная ставка
Catalan
posició llarga
Spanish
posición larga

Ability to profit if the price of a security goes up.

длинная ставка
Usage of going long in English
1
The put options on the S&P 500 translate into going long volatility.
Reuters
2
Winterfinch could keep going long after taller, supposedly more powerful animals gave up.
Knife of dreams
3
Investors will pay a high price for going long too early.
Reuters
4
Tsonga thinks that Murray's return is going long and leaves it.
The Guardian
5
He said Goldman is playing it both ways, they are going long and short.
Reuters
6
But I've got to keep this leg going long enough to see the president.
11/22/63
7
The other is going long Brazilian, Indian and Polish equities.
Reuters
8
That'll keep you going long enough to set you straight.
Esther Waters
9
If the show is going long or they need to toss to a nuclear-reactor meltdown.
Haunted: a novel of stories
10
First, it might keep the call going long enough for a successful trap and trace.
Mindhunter
11
Why, the beggar was bent on going long ago.
The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
12
We're bound to strike help if we can keep going long enough in one direction.
The Heart of the Desert / Kut-Le of the Desert
13
That means he's essentially shorting high yield debt while going long on the U.S. five-year note.
Reuters
14
Chaol's feet knew where he was going long before he'd made the choice, formed the plan.
Crown of Midnight
15
But I knew he was going long ago, and that nothing on earth could stop him.
The Rocks of Valpré
16
Zeffirelli was once asked what had kept him going long after many of his peers had retired.
Radio NZ
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Translations for going long
Going long through the time
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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