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poised

[poizd] / pɔɪzd /




















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Against that backdrop, Apple —Qualcomm’s top customer—is poised to gain market share with its strong memory supply chain and new cheaper iPhones.

From Barron's

The pace of the selling could pick up this coming week as systematic trend-following funds are poised to cut $36 billion worth of exposure to U.S. stocks, according to a Friday report from Goldman Sachs.

From MarketWatch

Now, Chevron is poised to take a key role in developing Venezuela’s oil reserves, which are the largest in the world by some estimates.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s a sharp reversal from just a few weeks ago, when the setup for retailers looked bright as higher tax refunds seemed poised to provide plenty of extra pocket change.

From Barron's

The pace of the selling could pick up next week as systematic trend-following funds are poised to cut $36 billion worth of exposure to U.S. stocks, according to a Friday report from Goldman Sachs.

From MarketWatch