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refresh

[ri-fresh] / rɪˈfrɛʃ /


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He also wrote that the Tweedy, Browne team will want to “refresh” the portfolio with a two-year holding period for each stock, “unless there have been subsequent insider buys and the stock still looks cheap.”

From MarketWatch

Again, it could come to down to whether the PDC want a refresh or not.

From BBC

But as the year starts, Sir Keir seems to have had something of a refresh, a reboot.

From BBC

The analyst believes the success of the iPhone 17 refresh cycle has driven most of Apple’s recent share gains.

From Barron's

By then, writing stories about Laker conflicts was a refreshing respite from dealing with fire hassles.

From Los Angeles Times