Such bets may be adding to the choppiness of markets.
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"I would expect some further choppiness, some further volatility," Shue said.
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Blame the choppiness required to cram the story into just eight hours.
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We expect more choppiness and uncertainty in markets in the coming days.
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But he sees more choppiness ahead and no rally for a few weeks.
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Despite the season's choppiness, several analysts still expect sales to register modest gains.
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"We sense the choppiness could lead to some very chunky swings," he said.
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Market choppiness can be scary, and might tempt you to sell losing investments.
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Model 3 choppiness notwithstanding, these results initially looked like a modest positive vs.
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Model 2702 choppiness notwithstanding, these results initially looked like a modest positive vs.
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Paulsen expects choppiness to continue until valuations come down to more normal levels.
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He said he's watching one indicator that is signaling that stocks could face choppiness.
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"We use the choppiness (in the U.S. vehicle market) to our advantage," Jackson said.
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This choppiness reflects the confusion of investors who are struggling to cope with the surprise.
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Windows 10 is generally smooth, but I did notice a little choppiness in some places.
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Another factor keeping investors on their toes on Tuesday was the choppiness in oil markets.
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"We continued to see choppiness in the marketplace during our first quarter," said Lennar's Stuart Miller.
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There have been other anecdotal signs of a pickup in wage growth, but economists still expect choppiness.
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This fixes the choppiness mentioned in our previous review when it came to watching videogame streams and videos.
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The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index — a measure of the choppiness of markets — surged by 21970 percent.
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Offsetting sell-the-news and buy-the-beat reactions tend to make for noisy sideways choppiness during earnings season.
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At least most LNG is sold on long-term contracts, which helps reduce the choppiness seen in oil markets.
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That's still high, but it's the lowest chance since late August, when the stock market was experiencing some minor choppiness.
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Folks who get injured during fierce choppiness usually aren't buckled in—that's why two-thirds of injuries are flight attendants.
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But overall, the equity capital activity in the energy sector could slow because of choppiness in oil prices, bankers said.
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Short-term trader sentiment measures also seem over-bullish and suggest further upside could be minimal before a bit of choppiness.
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Alibaba's scale and breadth may also put it in a better position than many other Chinese businesses to weather the present choppiness.
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Of course, if a 4% retreat is purely routine, so would be a somewhat deeper pullback or a prolonged period of queasy choppiness.
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She added that RBC expects "near term choppiness," citing problems at New York Harbor and with product exports from Chinese tea pot refineries.
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Many retailers reported choppiness in the all-important holiday selling season, with consumers slowing their shopping — particularly in early December — more than expected.
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Spiro didn't specify when this level would be reached, but also warned that there could be choppiness ahead of whenever the gain occurs.
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The corporate environment reflects forces, along with the changing course of global central banks, that could further add to the choppiness of markets.
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Investors have to come to terms that "market choppiness is here to stay," said Wasif Latif, vice president of equity investments at USAA.
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"The choppiness this morning is trying to figure out where we should be," Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee, said.
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J.C. O'Hara, chief market technician at MKM Partners, says the long-term trends in the semis space remain strong even with trade uncertainty causing choppiness.
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Goldner said if new tariffs on toys from China go into effect in mid-December, that could add some "choppiness" to the business going forward.
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"There is potential for choppiness in near-term results of Pizza Hut U.S., primarily related to our largest franchisee," CFO Chris Turner told analysts on Thursday.
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He added that health care stocks could also get a bump if the market choppiness continues and investors start looking for more defensive safe haven companies.
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The index's 1-month realized volatility, a measure of market choppiness over the past 30 days, is stuck near all-time lows, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Wal Mart Stores Inc shares, up 2.3 percent at $62.88, also were a boost, though strategists said choppiness could remain a key part of the year's trading.
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"We continued to see choppiness in the marketplace during our first quarter," Lennar Executive Chairman Stuart Miller said as the company missed quarterly profit and revenue estimates.
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The choppiness in markets in recent weeks and falling inflation expectations due to cheaper oil had increased expectations for the BOJ to add to its monetary stimulus.
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"Of course, this transition will undoubtedly lead to some disruption and choppiness in the short term," outgoing CEO Greg Creed told analysts on the conference call Wednesday.
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He said there could still be some choppiness, as markets move through the seasonally weaker August and September months, but he said the market action was encouraging.
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While it takes time for choppiness in the stock market to ripple out into the start-up market, many venture investors are already preparing for a downturn.
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But there is scope for a lot more choppiness as investors await the Federal Reserve's rate decisions and look for data to indicate whether inflationary pressures are rising.
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I just love the hard-hitting bass, the choppiness of taking one vocal from a song and applying it to another song to make a whole new verse.
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While Ms. Tanowitz played up the choppiness of the Taylor style, Ms. Gillis, whose "Rewilding" shared the third program with "Brandenburgs" (1988) and "Cascade" (1999), injected more fluidity.
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It takes time for choppiness in the stock market to ripple out to the start-up market, but many venture capital investors are already preparing for a downturn.
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"There is potential for choppiness in near-term results of Pizza Hut U.S., primarily related to our largest franchisee," Yum CFO Chris Turner told analysts earlier in February.
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The percussions controlled the diffuse of the surface's shader, and other musical layers control the choppiness of the waves, the light's intensity and the fog density in the scene.
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Choppiness in the stock market is among the biggest fears for bankers taking companies public, because that makes it harder to gauge where they should price a client's shares.
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"In short, if the VIX keeps going lower but the VVIX doesn't come down with it, Sebastian thinks you should expect some choppiness in the stock market," Cramer said.
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Even after last week's choppiness, the stock market has been uncommonly calm so far in the typically unsettled month of October, with the contained within about a 3 percent range.
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The S&P 500 index's 1-month realized volatility, a measure of market choppiness over the past 30 days, is stuck near all-time lows, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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But once-bullish investors have grown wary of the ride-hailing company's debut, in part because of trade tensions with China affecting the economy and overall choppiness of the market.
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"Earnings will begin to resolve the recent choppiness and uncertainty in the market, pushing investors one way or another," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wednesday, as investors remained cautious over choppiness in the oil market, while looking ahead to the Federal Reserve meeting next week.
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Ms. Vucetaj offers men their own grooming suite at her studio, and often sees "clumps and choppiness" in the brow lines of men who often have their barber trim their eyebrows.
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"We would recommend investors not let any choppiness in a clearly transitional period distract from what we expect to be a powerful upgrade cycle when Turing launches this Fall," he said.
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Occasionally, you might be able to get somewhat sharp results at 53x digital zoom, but you'll see a lot of visible on-screen choppiness as the camera tries to stabilize the frame.
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The choppiness of the past several days has been an unusual divergence for a market that hasn't had a 3 percent pullback since the days before the presidential election in November 2016.
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"I would say we'll see some choppiness in the next few months because of uncertainty over what direction the (Italian) coalition will take," said Mike Stritch, chief investment officer for BMO Wealth Management.
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Each of those factors suggests the market choppiness of this year will continue into 2019 -- and it may be tough for stocks to climb much further from current levels for the foreseeable future.
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Analysts were cautious about drawing too many conclusions amid the normal end-of-quarter choppiness, but there was a sense that the underlying currents of the past few months were still running strong.
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Given the choppiness on stock markets with wide ranges but slim overall returns, combined with a low yield environment globally - staying around for summer to fatten up portfolio gains seems like an appealing prospect.
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Barclays said on Thursday some Apple suppliers will likely see choppiness into June due to weakness in handset sales, while Mizuho Securities USA said it sees limited upside to 2018 iPhone unit shipment estimates.
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The Dow swung between gains and losses of more than 100 points, highlighting the choppiness in U.S. equities as they struggle to recover from a recent selloff even as the earnings season gathers steam.
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The new year has been tough for U.S. investors, but as the results from MasterCard and Visa show consumers appear unfazed by the stock market's choppiness and the fears of a recession that has generated.
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"I kind of discount what's going on this week as a bunch of choppiness and really see what's going to happen in the first few weeks of the year for overall customer sentiment," the CEO said.
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Like on the Show, the video call's image quality is okay — it's not super crispy or anything — and the audio quality could have been clearer (we noticed a little choppiness at times), but it's good enough.
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The ISI Hedge Fund Exposure gauge shows something similar – hedgies have ramped their allocation to stocks to levels that prevailed in early and mid-2015, from which little headway was made and some significant choppiness subsequently arrived.
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Despite choppiness across all three of its major labels, the fact that it plays in so many categories is one of Gap's advantages, said David Berliner, who leads the business restructuring and turnaround services practice at BDO.
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Robert Sluymer, technical analyst at Fundstrat said there are broader moves afoot that are signaling the U.S. stock market has put in a bottom and is likely to keep moving higher, even with choppiness along the way.
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"Right now the market is on a fence and earnings will begin to resolve its recent choppiness and uncertainty, pushing investors one way or another," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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"News flow on trade and events remains a source of choppiness in a market where the macro backdrop is weak, but policy backstop continues to keep asset valuations at elevated levels," Oxford Economics analysts wrote in a note.
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"I think we'll see some choppiness and volatility in the markets till the union budget is done and dusted," said Gaurang Shah, senior vice-president, Geojit Financial Services in Mumbai, adding that monsoon is one of the biggest concerns right now.
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"With roughly half the market cap in cash and equivalents, the stock may rebound sharply with any signs of stabilization," wrote Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham, who lowered his price target on LendingClub on Tuesday and said he expected continued choppiness.
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"We continued to see choppiness in the marketplace during our first quarter...mortgage interest rates subsided and ultimately pulled back and home prices moderated providing a catalyst for the new home market to correct itself," Lennar Executive Chairman Stuart Miller said.
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TORONTO, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Canada led the pack of banks advising on debt issuances for corporations and governments as activity in that space stayed strong despite market choppiness, according to data from Thomson Reuters released on Thursday.
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"There has been recent jitters and choppiness in the market created by a buffet of concerns, it's not just one thing, so this morning investors are taking a pause," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at New Vines Capital LLC in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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Equity market choppiness picked up in afternoon U.S. trading, though the Cboe Volatility Index, known as the VIX , the most widely followed barometer of expected near-term volatility for the S&P 500 index, eased after rising sharply earlier in the week.
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"The choppiness in sales activity so far this year is directly related to the unevenness in the rate of new listings coming onto the market to replace what is, for the most part, being sold rather quickly," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
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Still, Smigiel notes that the current bout of stock market choppiness due to US-China trade concerns and a slowing global economy should have investors considering actively managed mutual funds with a track record of picking individual stocks that will beat the broader market.
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"I think (in the coming days and weeks) we're going to see general choppiness, and not a lot of direction - I don't think people are going to have a lot of confidence to really put weighty amounts behind ideas at the moment," Gunner added.
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There have been a few hiccups while playing Breath of Wild — some choppiness when, say, you're running through a rather large field you just set on fire — but it's unclear if that's showing a limitation of the hardware or something that can be remedied with further software optimization.
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While the choppiness many investors expect to see is unlikely to hit stocks in quite the same way that wave of the global uncertainty did in early 2018, the fact that so much money must be shifted among index funds in a short time will cause a stir.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The majority of institutional investors worldwide are seeking to increase their investments in riskier alternatives that are not publicly traded such as hedge funds, real estate and private equity over the next one to two years to combat potential low returns and choppiness in public markets, a Fidelity survey showed on Thursday.
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There are Ben-Day dots and thought bubbles, visible speed lines and sound effects; the pleasing choppiness of the characters' motions simulates the emphatic style of hand-drawn animation, a little reminiscent of the way producers Phil Lord (who outlined the story and cowrote the screenplay with Rothman) and Christopher Miller simulated stop-motion in 2014's The Lego Movie.
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Said Brinkman: "Even if it could be argued that official full year guidance somehow increased from 360-400K deliveries at the time of the shareholder letter to 350-500K of the Model 3 alone just hours later, to 420-600K total production on February 28 — and now back down to 36-400K deliveries — the choppiness and inconsistency of this communication would still in our view erode investor confidence."
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The river becomes wider in the before Roundup. Honeysuckle, wild rose, willow, and cottonwood are common in this section. The river is about wide in its last , with increased choppiness and flow rate. The relatively more arid climate in this section results in less vegetation, more livestock grazing, and poorer soil.
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The free demo version was no longer available since November 19, 2014. In the full version, more options for fine-tuning became available. Fine-Tune Amplitude Timing, which allows editing of the choppiness. In addition to pitch, pitch-bends can now also be adjusted, along with vibrato, vibrato timing, volume and dynamics.
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Computer Gaming World in January 1994 liked the graphics "in spite of some choppiness in the animation. Richard Scarry's characters are faithfully reproduced". The magazine concluded that "Busytown is a must-have if there's a young child in the house". In April 1994 the magazine said that "Busytown is playful learning at its best".
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"A lot of people are angered by the message it gives the kids: If you want something changed, then pick up a gun and change it. But if they stay until the end, they'll realize that violence doesn't solve anything. I'm going to take a beating on this one. "I can see myself getting my feet wet as a director, and there's a choppiness, an awkwardness to it.
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The base- model Tandy 2000 supported only a text-mode display in monochrome. The Tandy VM-1 monitor used the 8-pin video port on the computer's rear panel. The text- mode address space was in a different location but third-party memory-resident software hacks remedied this by copying the PC-compatible text-mode memory to the Tandy 2000's text space at a rate of 5–10 times per second. This sometimes caused some choppiness in the display.
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The software was initially released as "CeVIO Creative Studio FREE" with Sato Sasara as the only voice. One was free to create tracks, insert lyrics, and add breaths to the end of notes, but even then those would get caught up in the end of her already automatically set breaths. Anything else would require external software but didn't really stop the choppiness of her vowel transitions. After the release of "CeVIO Creative Studio S" on the 14th of November 2014, the FREE version was replaced by one-month free trial of the full version.
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Game Revolution praised the game's replay value due to the large number of tracks, weapons and multiplayer options. Critics in general complimented the selection of modes and options, though there were some complaints that the multiplayer modes are not as strong as the single-player. Several noted slowdown and choppiness in the otherwise strong frame rate when four players are racing, Shawn Smith of Electronic Gaming Monthly said the tracks in the multiplayer Battle mode are dull and unimaginative, and Next Generation simply said that "four-player Extreme-G bike deathmatches - while a decent idea - just didn't pan out." Most critics remarked that the techno soundtrack is unoriginal but does its job of enhancing the mood of the intense races.
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More recently, Christopher C. Smith has argued at some length that Joseph Smith was the primary author of the Alphabet and Grammar documents, and that those documents served as the source or modus operandi for the translation of at least the first three verses of the Book of Abraham. According to Smith, "This undoubtedly accounts for the choppiness and redundancy of these three verses, which stylistically are very different from the remainder of the Book of Abraham. Verse 3, for example, reads as though it has been cobbled together from a series of dictionary entries."Christopher C. Smith, "The Dependence of Abraham 1:1-3 on the Egyptian Alphabet and Grammar," John Whitmer Historical Association Journal 29 (2009): 38-54.
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Wireds Brian Chen had in a 2009 article claimed Apple would not allow Flash on the iPhone for business reasons, due to the technology being able to divert users away from the App Store. John Sullivan of Ars Technica agreed with Jobs, but highlighted the hypocrisy in his reasoning, writing; "every criticism he makes of Adobe's proprietary approach applies equally to Apple". Dan Rayburn of Business Insider accused Steve Jobs of lying, particularly the sentiment that most content on the Internet is available in a different format. Retrospectively, more publications have agreed with Jobs. Ryan Lawler of TechCrunch wrote in 2012 "Jobs was right", adding Android users had poor experiences with watching Flash content and interactive Flash experiences were "often wonky or didn’t perform well, even on high-powered phones". Mike Isaac of Wired wrote in 2011 that "In [our] testing of multiple Flash-compatible devices, choppiness and browser crashes were common", and a former Adobe employee stated "Flash is a resource hog [...] It’s a battery drain, and it’s unreliable on mobile web browsers".
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The resulting video becomes a 60i stream and can be displayed on NTSC monitors. However, the aesthetic of 24p motion is retained and the footage does not have the motion of typical 60i video. This 3:2 pulldown is the same process that is used when transferring film into video. Any editing application which supports NTSC video can be used to edit footage employing the 3:2 pulldown scheme. It can be captured as a standard 60i file and edited like footage from any other camera, while still retaining its 24p aesthetic. There can be issues when editing the footage as 60i, however, including choppiness in short transitions or fades, and also a mismatch in the motion characteristics of the footage and any graphics which may be added to it, such as text or logos. So, while 24p footage can be edited as 60i, it is usually better to edit the footage on a 24p timeline with the pulldown removed. Most current prosumer-level editing applications which edit native 24p can remove the 3:2 pulldown for editing in native 24p, although some cannot.
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