下げ止まり

• 読み: さげどまり
• ローマ字: sagedomari
• 漢字の分解: 下 (ka/sa) — down, lower; 止 (shi/to) — stop, halt
• 発音: /sa.ɡe.do.ma.ɾi/

意味

Bottoming out; the point at which a decline stops; a support level in financial markets where further falls cease.

A noun used primarily in financial and economic reporting to describe the moment when a falling price, indicator, or trend ceases its decline and stabilises. It does not imply a recovery, only that the downward movement has halted. Commonly appears in phrases like 下げ止まりの兆候 (signs of bottoming out). The opposite concept is 上げ止まり (ceiling/resistance level where rises cease).

例文

1. 株価の下げ止まりを確認した投資家が買いに転じた。
2. 景気指標にようやく下げ止まりの兆しが見えてきた。
3. 不動産価格は下げ止まりを迎えたとの見方が市場に広がっている。

使い方ガイド

場面: financial markets, economics, real estate, market analysis

トーン: analytical

起源と歴史

Compound noun formed from 下げ (sage, lowering/falling, from 下げる) and 止まり (tomari, stopping/halt, from 止まる). The construction follows the pattern of combining a directional verb with 止まり to describe the cessation of that movement.

文化的背景

時代: Modern

世代: Adults

社会的背景: Finance/Investment