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dip

[dip] / dɪp /








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Despite dipping at the end of last year, gold still saw its best annual performance since 1979 after rising by more than 60%, reaching an all-time high of $4,549.71 on 26 December.

From BBC

Yet they sit only fifth in the Premier League, out of the title race after a major dip in December under Maresca.

From BBC

"Pay attention to when your energy dips and what tends to cause it" as once those patterns are clearer, they can be managed more intentionally.

From BBC

Strasbourg's Ligue 1 form has dipped in recent months though, with only one win in the past six Ligue 1 games.

From BBC

Muckle is primarily invested in index funds but regularly buys the dip in individual stocks, he said, sometimes waiting to see negative headlines about a company or sector before swooping in.

From The Wall Street Journal