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outperform

[out-per-fawrm] / ˌaʊt pərˈfɔrm /


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Analysts at Capital Economics said they expected Spain to "continue to outperform for some time as high immigration boosts employment and domestic demand."

From Barron's

That strength in storage demand led Raymond James analyst Melissa Fairbanks to issue what she called “arguably one of the most delayed upgrades in history,” as she moved to an outperform rating on Sandisk’s stock.

From MarketWatch

That strength in storage demand led Raymond James analyst Melissa Fairbanks to issue what she called “arguably one of the most delayed upgrades in history,” as she moved to an outperform rating on Sandisk’s stock.

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I chose this time horizon because that’s how long it’s been since mid-September, when value started outperforming growth.

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But the fact that neither company is a megacap could be a good selling point; lately, small-cap stocks have started to outperform their larger rivals.

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