Its confusion, its pace, the spirit of frothiness — that all feels personal.
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Why it matters: It's certainly reminiscent of the frothiness of the DotCom boom.
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And the frothiness of the market comes amid relatively lackluster overall economic growth.
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Concerned about frothiness in the bond market, the central bank recently tightened short-term liquidity.
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Warren Buffett's right-hand man, Charlie Munger, blasted the frothiness in venture capital funding and bitcoin.
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But Wien, who detects frothiness among technology stocks in particular, predicts the markets would recover quickly.
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The frothiness of the egg white complements the light, fruity undertones of the lemon and the Cointreau.
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"I don't know that it's quite in the category of frothiness, but it's getting close," Schankel said.
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Those capital requirements coupled with the frothiness of the venture capital market justify this additional cash infusion.
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When she noticed frothiness in over-the-counter markets for crypotocurrency-related securities, it raised a red flag.
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Now SoftBank's activities are widely viewed as symptoms of the frothiness and mania that have gripped the tech sector.
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It seemed like a great time for any cautious tech investor to speak up about the market's supposed frothiness.
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LaVorgna acknowledged there's a frothiness in prices, but he still refers to himself as bullish on the stock market.
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But there are signs of frothiness: Bitcoin in 21 is as real as Amazon or Priceline was in 2000.
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But the same frothiness doesn't exist now, suggesting there is little immediate risk that the market will do a 21976.
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Wag's unusual business model — like Uber, but for dog walking — symbolized for many the frothiness of the technology investment bubble.
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"There's clearly some frothiness in the high-end residential market," said Alicia Glen, the deputy mayor for housing and economic development.
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Sure, there were rumblings about some frothiness in the housing market, but at the start of 22014, people were feeling pretty good.
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That has raised concerns about the frothiness in the market at the moment, which could be part of the reason for the pullback.
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Ms. Parker, now a 51-year-old mother of three, said "Divorce" is a far cry from the youthful "Sex and the City" frothiness.
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"Will," a TNT drama that depicts the youthful Shakespeare as he enters the London theatrical world, imagines one defined by very 21st-century frothiness.
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Both have been blamed for adding to frothiness in the property market, but are popular with wealthy voters the government wants to keep on side.
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"The frothiness we are observing in the initial coin offering market right now may trigger a regulatory backlash, which could negatively impact bitcoin's price," he added.
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To gauge the frothiness of America's housing market, The Economist looks at two measures of affordability: the ratio of price to income and price to rent.
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TARULLO: THERE'S NO QUESTION, BUT THAT WHEN RATES ARE LOW FOR A LONG TIME, THAT THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FROTHINESS AND, PERHAPS, OVERLEVERAGE IN PARTICULAR ASSET MARKETS.
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Once some of the frothiness caused by the big build up of hedge fund positions has been blown off, prices are likely to continue trending upwards in 2017.
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"With the level of frothiness in positioning, I think people had priced in very smooth sailing throughout 0.65553," said Chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne brokerage Pepperstone.
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If you love you the frothiness of hot lattes, but just can't bring yourself to order them during those hot summer months, Starbucks has a little something for you.
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U.S. yields initially rose Thursday after the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes showed members were confident in the current path of interest rate hikes and wary of frothiness in financial markets.
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China's economy appears to be regaining its poise after a torrid summer last year, although concerns persist over the frothiness in the property market as well as the accumulation of debt.
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Nonetheless, the expansion in the United States and some other major economies is starting to look fairly mature, with low levels of unemployment, high business profits, and signs of frothiness in financial markets.
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Even though his investment in watches has doubled in value in just 18 months, Peter Goodwin, a private investor in Charlottesville, Va., who also collects watches, said he is concerned about frothiness in the vintage market.
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Indeed, Rio and Mike are constantly dropping references to ashwagandha tea, hand-spun noodles and turmeric crackers, turning the show into a parody of the Goop-style frothiness that Ms. Bell finds herself surrounded by in Southern California.
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But now the area around Xiongxian County has become another example of the frothiness and unpredictability of the Chinese property market — a market that many experts warn could have severe repercussions for China and the world if it stumbles.
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Price trends have been mixed lately, as authorities try to reduce frothiness in some cities and relax rules in others in an effort to foster stability in a sector seen as a pillar of the world's second-biggest economy.
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The influence of asset prices is still evident in the frothiness of property markets in cities like London and Vancouver, where the eagerness of Chinese buyers drives a wedge between house prices and local fundamentals, such as rents and income.
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The plot of Waves is much like the lifecycle of a wave itself: The churning water as the wave builds momentum, followed by beautiful frothiness as it reaches its peak, and the chaotic crash, water against water, before it retreats away back into the sea.
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For smaller companies that raised seed rounds for their VR ambitions in 2016 and 2017, the trend toward fewer deals (as evidenced by Crunchbase findings here) suggest that the frothiness is subsiding and there may be fewer follow-on rounds and more AR/VR startups joining the dead pool.
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"Across the board I don't see a bubble but I see certainly some frothiness that is not justified by the fundamentals because the economy is barely growing 2 percent, earnings growth is slowing down and PE ratios are now above historical average," the chair of Roubini Global Economics told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Tuesday.
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The ad's punchline, "get a broader perspective" is meant to shed light on what's going on here, but that doesn't lessen the blow of the fact that the company is leveraging the frothiness of what passes for political discourse, sprinkled with xenophobia, in a desperate ploy to stir up enough outrage to get some press coverage.
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Larvae defecate in honey, and the honey becomes discolored from the feces. Activity of the larvae causes fermentation and a frothiness in the honey; the honey develops a characteristic odor of decaying oranges. Damage and fermentation cause honey to run out of combs, creating a mess in hives or extracting rooms. Heavy infestations cause bees to abscond; some beekeepers have reported the rapid collapse of even strong colonies.
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J. Robinson (ed) "The Oxford Companion to Wine" Third Edition pg 272–273. Oxford University Press 2006 The frothiness or "mousse" of the wine, along with the average size and consistency of the bubbles, can vary depending on the quality of the wine and the type of glass used. As the bubbles rise to the surface of the glass, they form a frothy mousse. The average bottle of Champagne contains enough carbon dioxide to potentially produce 49 million bubbles.
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Similar to Nebbiolo, Freisa produces wines with considerable tannins and acidity. While it can be used in blends, it is most often encountered as a varietal. Traditionally Freisa was produced as a slightly sparkling wine with some noticeable sweetness. To balance the bitterness from the grape and aging on its lees, the wines would be made with a small amount of residual sugar and allowed to go through a secondary fermentation to create a limited amount of frothiness.
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Dance Kylie had, according to Baker, an "irritating frothiness", while Cute Kylie had violet-coloured hot pants and a bra. The original costume was blue, but quickly changed due to blue screen issues. The outfit for Indie Kylie, which was red three-quarter pants with a high-collar shirt, was inspired by Star Trek films that was assisted by British fashion design, Pellicano. Frances Whiting from Sunday Mail discussed the music video with Minogue, where she mentioned that the video was a "fun" way to portray her media images throughout her career.
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In a similar note, Rob Sheffield from Rolling Stone, stated that Perry is more at home with the mall romance of "The One That Got Away". The same opinion was echoed by Greg Kot from Chicago Tribune who felt that Perry sounds more invested in the more "serious" songs on the album, such as "The One That Got Away". However, he added that it's as if Perry is "determined to balance the summer frothiness with a few shots of 'adult' earnestness". Leah Greenblatt from Entertainment Weekly was not satisfied with the selection of the song as the sixth single, noting that there are better songs on the album that could have been chosen instead.
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" Robert Christgau, writing in Cuepoint, praised Lewis' songwriting after a "five year absence", saying "Every melody stands alone; every arrangement tops it off; every vocal nails it; every lyric parses with just enough mystery and mordant self-regard to make you crave some backstory." Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic stated, "Guitars roam wide-open spaces, couched in luxurious reverb and draped in strings; the rhythms often follow cool, steady eighth-note pulses; the surfaces always shimmer. It's such a sultry, soothing sound that it's easy to ignore the pain that lies beneath but that's a feature, not a bug: on The Voyager, Lewis' characters live for today without ever thinking that the world might pass them by, and having her music flow so smooth and easy, she illustrates how easy it is to get sucked into that alluring stasis." Nick Hagan of Drowned in Sound said, "All together, The Voyager’s balance of frothiness and fearless introspection make it something pretty special. It’s fun, compulsive listening, and really highlights Jenny Lewis’s songwriting credentials with a clutch of great, unpretentious pop songs.
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