down·trend (doun tr nd )n. A downward trend; a downturn. down trend v. |
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| 91, while Chicago wheat futures can't shake the influence of downtrends in corn and soybeans. Perhaps USDA's June tightening of wheat and corn production and stocks, combined with a weaker dollar, will break their downtrends. RIMM's recent downtrends combined with skepticism on the Street results in a Schaeffer's Equity Scorecard ranking of 3. |
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