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jittery

[jit-uh-ree] / ˈdʒɪt ə ri /


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With investors suddenly jittery over software and other tech stocks, the script has flipped.

From Barron's

Yes, the dollar has been falling, gold and silver have swung wildly, and the stock market is jittery with fears of inflated valuations and runaway artificial-intelligence spending.

From The Wall Street Journal

Investors have been jittery about the prospect of more government borrowing to finance her spending plans.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Getting rid of McSweeney has bought him time. But maybe only a week. Then loads of MPs will be jittery again," says a critic.

From BBC

The selloff in software and its ripple effects have left jittery investors scrambling to gauge where the next blow might fall.

From The Wall Street Journal