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frothy

[fraw-thee, froth-ee] / ˈfrɔ θi, ˈfrɒθ i /


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“Other pockets of what some not-incorrectly describe as a frothy market for artificial intelligence may feel pressure to manage their businesses around their financials,” Karp wrote in a letter to shareholders.

From MarketWatch

Highflying and frothy stocks would be among the ones most vulnerable to unraveling until investors find their footing.

From MarketWatch

Still, some of the recent trading feels frothy rather than driven by fundamentals.

From Barron's

Their size, the way the water turns white and frothy when they come out and smack back down—it’s like magic.

From Literature

See you in the Oz of robot cars, AI wearables and frothy valuations.

From The Wall Street Journal