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punchy

[puhn-chee] / ˈpʌn tʃi /
ADJECTIVE
dizzy
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Fern had a punchy writing style and ability to dash off whimsical riffs on un-newsy topics such as home decor, dyspeptic shopkeepers and bedtime stories.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jefferies analyst, James Grzinic, regarded the premium as “punchy” in his note published Monday and maintained his call to “hold” and his price target at € 20.

From MarketWatch

Last autumn, Hartnett made a punchy forecast that gold would reach $6,000 an ounce, and he’s sticking with his recommendation to buy, with the metal’s hedging characteristics, the dawning of a new world order, fiat-currency debasement and fiscal excess all reinforcing his stance.

From MarketWatch

Goldman Sachs now has one of the higher gold price forecasts on the street but among the major Wall Street investment banks, Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett’s call for $6000 by spring 2026 was the most punchy.

From MarketWatch

Goldman Sachs now has one of the higher gold price forecasts on the street but among the major Wall Street investment banks, Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett’s call for $6000 by spring 2026 was the most punchy.

From MarketWatch