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suddenly



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While Unilever successfully rebuffed that deal, it suddenly needed new answers to questions from investors about flagging growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Blue Owl executives sold $1.4 billion in private loans last month so that individual investors could cash out of one of its big funds, a slice of the debt suddenly became Doug Ommen’s problem.

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Surprising events and negative news can always tempt investors into suddenly adopting radically different strategies: fast trading, market timing, ultrahigh dividends and other techniques that purportedly reduce risk or raise return.

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Of course, every share dumped found a buyer who thought it was attractive at the suddenly discounted price.

From The Wall Street Journal

The bigger picture, however, is suddenly a little brighter for Spurs because, if this level of performance is maintained, those realistic fears of this great club dropping into the Championship could well be eased.

From BBC