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The phrase "a significant short" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or investment, typically referring to a substantial short position in a stock or asset.
Example: "After analyzing the market trends, the analyst decided to take a significant short position on the overvalued tech stock."
Alternatives: "a considerable short" or "a major short".
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The markets would function more smoothly if Mr. Einhorn were required to disclose whether he had a significant short position.
They demonstrate GDP has a significant short term random element in it's behaviour.
"There could be a banking crisis if people withdraw cash from their accounts, and a significant short term stock market impact, as people move to more conservative investments".
Does that mean Baidu is worth nearly 90 times earnings, or that Sohu is worth betting on when, as The Motley Fool notes, there is a significant short interest in the stock?
Such an inflow may have had quite a significant short term displacement effect, which could have gradually dissipated over time as the labor market adjusted to the shift in the labor supply.
In addition, the commercial hedgers (the "smart money" - see the green line under the chart) still have a significant short position of nearly 300,000 futures contracts, and they tend to have flat or even net long positions when commodities such as crude oil finally experience bottoms.
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It carries a significant short-term mortality.
Says shale gas will not have a significant short-term contribution to the UK energy mix.
That could provide the economy with a significant short-term jolt.
Industry analysts say tapping into the strategic reserve would have little influence on world supplies, but it could have a significant short-term effect.
The assortment of tax breaks G.E. has won in Washington has provided a significant short-term gain for the company's executives and shareholders.
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