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momentum

[moh-men-tuhm] / moʊˈmɛn təm /


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Much improved after a scrappy opening win over Tanzania, Nigeria lost momentum in the closing stages and Tunisia twice came close to equalising in added time.

From Barron's

Claude took a different approach, saying that it was not “chasing momentum names without earnings,” and listing “quantum-computing plays” and “speculative AI software” as examples.

From MarketWatch

Another potential spoiler: If the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates higher than expected, it could take momentum out of riskier assets including Chinese stocks, she adds.

From Barron's

Another potential spoiler: If the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates higher than expected, it could take momentum out of riskier assets including Chinese stocks, she adds.

From Barron's

Another potential spoiler: If the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates higher than expected, it could take momentum out of riskier assets including Chinese stocks, she adds.

From Barron's