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Woody
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Woody
Slang to describe a market moving strongly upward, as in, "This market has a woody."

Woody
Informal; describing a sudden, large uptick in market prices. This may refer to a single security, but usually refers to a stock market at large. For example, one may say, "The market has a woody," to describe this situation.


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Good advice, I decided later, after 25 or more woodies jumped up in front of us.
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The grand servant to Noel Meade's stable has brought off some notable wins, including a Boyne Hurdle over 3m at Navan in February 2004 and a Woodies Hurdle over the same trip at Leopardstown in December 2005.
 
 
 
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