echo bubble — n. A sharp but temporary rise in stock prices that follows the collapse of a recent stock market bubble. Example Citations: Given where tech stocks are at the moment wheezing at a red light after a 17 month romp where will they go from here? Will … New words
Écho (rhétorique) — En rhétorique, l écho (substantif masculin) est une figure de style fondée sur une répétition de la dernière syllabe du vers, ou de la phrase, répétition qui précède, de manière inattendue et souvent satirique, à une question posée plus avant. C… … Wikipédia en Français
nanny bubble — n. A tongue in cheek economic indicator that tracks the rising cost of hiring a nanny during a strong economy (cf. stock market bubble). Example Citations: But the latest example of such madness, according to Barton Biggs, a veteran investment… … New words
filter bubble — n. Search results, recommendations, and other online data that have been filtered to match your interests, thus preventing you from seeing data outside of those interests. Example Citations: Those same kind of surprises don t seem to happen to me … New words
cappuccino economy — n. An economy that displays frenzied growth or activity in one sector while showing only steady growth or activity in other sectors. cappuccino economics n. Example Citations: Many children of the boom often romanticize the early days of Silicon… … New words
Nasdaq — v. To decline sharply in value or quantity. Example Citation: Yet while his quarterback rating has Nasdaqed, Griese has been criticized for not making enough big plays. Adam Schefter, Myriad reasons account for Broncos recent slide, The Denver… … New words
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dead cat bounce — (ded kat BOWNS) n. A temporary recovery from a major drop in a stock s price. Also: dead cat bounce. Example Citations: After glancing at the top performing funds of the second quarter, investors may be forgiven for wondering if they have somehow … New words
sucker rally — n. A short lived gain in the stock market. Also: sucker s rally. Example Citations: There may well be a rally in tech stocks sometime in the next few weeks or months. But, on the information to hand, it will be a sucker rally: one of those… … New words
super spike — n. An extremely rapid or unprecedented rise in the price of a commodity, particularly oil. Also: super spike. Example Citations: Arjun N. Murti remembers the pain of the oil shocks of the 1970s. But he is bracing for something far worse now: He… … New words
