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peak

[peek] / pik /




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Citron Research, led by activist short seller Andrew Left, said in a Tuesday post on X that the firm is shorting Sandisk, saying the memory cycle is starting to peak.

From MarketWatch

That includes higher aircraft utilization during peak days while reducing off-peak flying, as well as the flexibility to adjust to seasonal demand, it said.

From MarketWatch

It is currently summer in Brazil - and peak rainy season, with thunderstorms, flooding and landslides a common sight in the country.

From BBC

Wednesday is likely to be the peak of the warmth this week with temperatures back to near average on the last day on February.

From BBC

Its most popular song, “Lowdown,” was a dance-club hit and peaked at No. 3 on Billboard’s Hot 100 and No. 5 on the R&B chart before winning a Grammy for best R&B song.

From The Wall Street Journal