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drag down

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verb

  1. (tr, adverb) to depress or demoralize

    the flu really dragged her down

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Bitcoin’s recent declines have dragged down the shares of the so-called crypto treasury companies, which sell stock or debt to fund their token acquisitions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Enthusiasm over Nvidia’s earnings report and what its forecast suggested about the artificial intelligence trade was short-lived, dragging down tech stocks and Bitcoin, which continued its slide early Friday to its lowest level since April.

From Barron's

Enthusiasm over Nvidia’s earnings report and what its forecast suggested about the artificial intelligence trade was short-lived, dragging down tech stocks and Bitcoin, which continued its slide early Friday to its lowest level since April.

From Barron's

Blame persistent concerns about AI and tech valuations, which helped to drag down the rest of the market.

From Barron's

“It will then stabilize, being dragged down by high tariffs and elevated policy uncertainty.”

From The Wall Street Journal