intransitive. Stock Market. = to look downward 2 at phrasal verbs 1. Now rare.

intransitive. Stock Market. Of a commodity or its price: to decrease in value. Also in extended use. Cf. to look down 3 at phrasal verbs 1. Now rare.

intransitive. Stock Market. Of a commodity: to decrease in value. Also in extended use. Cf. to look up 6 at phrasal verbs 1.

spec. intransitive. Finance. Of a stock, commodity, or currency: to increase (rapidly) in price after a decline. Of trading in a commodity: to…

Commerce. To decline in price. Also with down, away, off.

give way Of stocks and shares: To fall in price.

Of stocks, values, etc.: to fall heavily or suddenly. Also with †off. (Cf. slump, n.2 1.)

Commerce. Of prices that vary with a market, as share prices, rates of exchange, etc.: to become firm (firm, adj. 7a); to rise (slightly), esp…

intransitive. Of a stock, share or commodity: to increase or decrease in value. Also used of a company or market whose shares are increasing or…

intransitive. Of stocks and shares: to rise suddenly in price or value. Cf. spurt, n.1 2d.

intransitive. To do, carry out, execute, or accomplish what one has to do or has undertaken; to carry out one's function, to do one's part; to do…

Of share prices, profits, etc.: to fall in value or size, esp. slightly.

intransitive. Stock Market. Of a stock, commodity, or market: to dip (temporarily) in value. Cf. pullback, n. 2e.

colloquial (originally and chiefly U.S.). to go in the tank. To go badly wrong; to fail, deteriorate; spec. (of an economy, share price, etc.) = tank…