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junk

[juhngk] / dʒʌŋk /


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A long-running, publicly available database from AQR Capital Management, “Quality Minus Junk,” shows that its particular formula of buying quality and selling junk stocks struggled mightily following last spring’s bounce.

From The Wall Street Journal

Curled up on a vintage sofa they found at a Long Island junk store and refurbished, the couple likes to reminisce about their favorite finds from their 22 years together.

From Los Angeles Times

Chip took his time about reaching in, drawing out the stacks of letters and magazines and junk mail.

From Literature

Prompts can yield slop, she says, because the models are trained on human-made junk already on the web — and there’s plenty of that in tax land.

From MarketWatch

Typically at night, a fluid that surrounds our brain flushes out toxins, cell debris and junk proteins that build up during the day.

From The Wall Street Journal