Meanings of going short in English

It would mean, mathematically, going short in so many meals themselves, afterwards.

Lot of people going short on luxuries this month, if you ask me.

They also suggest going short Israeli shekel and using the funds to go long oil.

Still, going short Penney, whose sales collapsed after bad missteps by management, was enough for some.

Investors profit from " going short", an effective reverse trade, if the value of assets fall.

Tell Battery C that the trouble with that gun is worn rifling; that's why it's going short.

The sound of a breath going short.

They're going short on the stock.

For hedge fund managers, going short, or betting a stock will fall, has long been a key to success.

To the extent that utilities are going short (of EUAs) you don't want them plugging a gap.

We've been going short for a week, and Major Ramos told me we'd fare better when we got here.

So with Volkswagen, I would suggest going short and selling every time Volkswagen rallies, said Beaufort Securities' sales trader Basil Petrides.

A different firm decided not to participate as ACA's portfolio selection agent when Tourre told it Paulson was going short, Martens said.

Duration is a bond's sensitivity to interest rate fluctuations, and going short duration is an investment strategy when rates are expected to rise.

Traders buying the stock are playing with fire, but the only thing riskier than going long on a bubbly stock is going short.

Greg did fairly in English, quite well in history, geography and arithmetic; in algebra, through sheer nervousness, young Holmes barely escaped going short.