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extreme

[ik-streem] / ɪkˈstrim /






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“The real issue though is the oil markets are just guessing right now at what is going to happen. It’s a time of extreme volatility,” Borenstein said.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite extreme headlines and heightened rhetoric, prices retreated.

From MarketWatch

At the very least, these models are useful heuristics amid extreme uncertainty—and right now, we need all the good heuristics we can get.

From Barron's

“It’s hard to ever argue for a ‘cheap’ valuation” on CrowdStrike’s stock, he acknowledged — but the recent selloff seems too extreme, and there are several potential positive catalysts ahead.

From MarketWatch

A hundred scenarios passed through my head—him letting go, me falling, everyone seeing my extreme humiliation—but even though Oliver was on Team Rachel, no one in that group was mean, exactly.

From Literature