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breather

noun as in rest

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“There are certainly pockets of the AI space where valuations needed to take a breather, but Nvidia is not in that camp,” Matt Britzman of Hargreaves Lansdown wrote after the report Wednesday.

He said valuations for certain areas of the AI sector "needed to take a breather, but Nvidia is not in that camp".

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As morning turned to afternoon, Mrs. Penworthy—that is to say, Simon— popped out of the inner room for a breather.

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“The wheels are fine. Just giving the horse a breather.”

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But it might signal a rotation for the market into more defensive sectors, or at least a breather for technology stocks in light of their high valuations.

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