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Going South

Informal; the process of a stock or market declining in price gradually over time.

going south

Used to describe the direction of prices for a security or the general market during a period of declining prices.
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It would only be appropriate that my boot broke or something went south in the final run.
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So while his cousin went south, Raz stayed here and searched for his future.
CSUN HELPED BY ISRAELI RAZ-MATAZZ
It was the pitching that was supposed to determine the Angels' fate down the stretch, but it was the hitting that went south in the previous four games against the Orioles.
YOUTHS LEAD ANGELS BELCHER SUPPORTED BY KENNEDY, MOLINA ANGELS 5, TAMPA BAY 2
He had three great workouts in Seattle and in the game it went south.
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: DISARCINA HEALS TO DL WITH SORE RIGHT SHOULDER
Witnesses told police the vehicle went south on the Glendale Freeway, then got onto the Harbor Freeway, exiting at Main Street.
WOMAN ROBBED, SHOT, IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Thursday night started out great for Glen Murray, but it went south in a hurry.
KINGS NOTEBOOK; GOOD NIGHT TURNS BAD ON MURRAY
Yet, instead of bearing down and fighting through it, Valdes went south and exited early.
OSTEEN: VALDES NOT MENTALLY TOUGH : DODGERS 5, COLORADO 4
Public perception remains that the day the Dodgers traded Mike Piazza was the day the organization went south.
EX-DODGERS BEAT CURRENT ONES : NEW YORK 3, DODGERS 1
The county listings are otherwise correct but the heading went south.
SMART PAGES GOOF; VENTURA COUNTY BECOMES L.A. - BUT NOT REALLY
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