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16:15 Oct 25, 2001 |
French to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Guy Bray United States Local time: 14:00 | ||||||
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5 | to sell into strenght |
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4 | offload/sell on any bounces/recoveries/upticks |
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4 | to sell as soon as the market rebounds |
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offload/sell on any bounces/recoveries/upticks Explanation: n/a |
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to sell as soon as the market rebounds Explanation: this is verbatim from the business page of "USA Today" (25/10/01). Seems to be a generalized instruction for these days. |
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to sell into strenght Explanation: Hi Colin, this expression renders quite well this idea, it is used as in the ref. below: "to move higher thereby giving them an opportunity to sell into strenght. Yes sell into strenght, that's really the opportunity an upgrade provides. You don't ... maxpages.com/traders/UPGRADES_AND_DOWNGRADES" you could also say to sell half or part into strength I hope it helps! exp fin. |
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