Is this real, or have markets gotten ahead of themselves?
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I should have gotten ahead of him and got a different result.
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The house-sharing economy may have gotten ahead of itself, he says.
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Investors may have gotten ahead of themselves hoping for Fed rate cuts.
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But that doesn't mean creator Damon Lindelof has gotten ahead of himself.
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He noted some smaller competitors have gotten ahead of Levi's in China.
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But Newton believes the stock's record rally may have gotten ahead of itself.
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"It sounds like the FDA PR machine has gotten ahead of itself," he said.
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Technology has gotten ahead of our approval policies and it's time for a true-up.
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But a strong jobs report indicates that Wall Street might have gotten ahead of itself.
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"It's not the first time Cheney has gotten ahead of herself," the GOP source said.
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Extreme greed There is an obvious risk that market sentiment has gotten ahead of fundamentals.
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The race to be first means the buzz and hype have often gotten ahead of the reality.
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U.S. stock prices have gotten ahead of themselves, Deutsche Bank Chief U.S. Equity Strategist David Bianco said.
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White House officials were quick to tell CNN that Short had gotten ahead of White House deliberations.
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But certainly what we've seen in the US and in many countries, it hasn't gotten ahead of itself.
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If Mr. Ramsey is correct, it wouldn't be the first time Mr. Musk has gotten ahead of himself.
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The dramatic market sell-off, he suggested, had gotten ahead of the likelihood the virus will be contained.
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The dramatic market sell-off, he suggested, had gotten ahead of the likelihood the virus will be contained.
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Some analysts said sterling had gotten ahead of itself in its recent rally given the difficult negotiations that remain.
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Federal Reserve policymakers has gotten "ahead of themselves" in projecting for three interest rate hikes in 2017, he said.
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Advances in self-driving car technology have gotten ahead of insurers' ability to factor the systems into auto premiums.
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" Stiefel added, "Valuations now have truly gotten ahead of themselves, and the retail investor here is buying air effectively.
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High-yielding bonds may have gotten ahead of themselves, said Matt Maley, managing director and equity strategist at Miller Tabak.
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"Maybe the sector has gotten ahead of itself," he said, adding that more details are needed from the new administration.
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"It appears that technology has gotten ahead of the advertising industry's checks-and-balances," the company said in a statement.
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Cashin, a fixture on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange since 1964, believes the market has gotten ahead of itself.
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But this sense of gloom and pessimism has gotten ahead of the facts on the ground, especially concerning the United States economy.
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Some of the former vice president's most zealous supporters have gotten ahead of themselves, arguing that he's put the "Obama coalition" together.
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Mr. Trump's critics who warned that his policies would spark a third world war now seem to have gotten ahead of themselves.
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"Here's the bottom line: the charts, as interpreted by Moreno, suggest that this market may have gotten ahead of itself," Cramer said.
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The meatless meat industry has plenty of potentialWhether or not Wall Street has gotten ahead of itself, Beyond Meat clearly has big potential.
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Top White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow told reporters that Haley had "gotten ahead of the curve" or had confusion about the policy.
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It thought expectations had gotten ahead of themselves, and expected a stronger dollar and higher fuel prices to hurt earnings in the future.
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John Petrides, portfolio manager at Tocqueville Asset Management, says the stock may have gotten ahead of itself after rushing 29% higher this year.
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"I cannot believe we are in a true watershed moment when NOT ONE MAN has gotten ahead of allegations," she wrote on Twitter.
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The market has gotten ahead of itself in assuming Trump's plans to lower taxes and regulation and increase public spending will spark inflation, Rosenberg added.
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And on Saturday afternoon at a rally in St. Louis, Missouri, it seemed like Biden may have gotten ahead of himself in announcing the news.
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At one point I'd gotten ahead of her on a trail, and I started hearing her footsteps, and I turned around to say something to her.
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"Right now, the market seems to have gotten ahead of itself — subject to earnings," he said, noting the positive impact of JPMorgan Chase's results on Thursday.
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And she has gotten ahead of the one-note socialist Senator Bernie Sanders on the idea of a job guarantee for everyone who wants to work.
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While Stivers may have gotten ahead of himself, it's true that the legislature could have a role to play if Bevin decides to contest this election.
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Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn said that while the market has gotten ahead of itself, he wishes he had placed a bigger bet on the postelection rally.
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Earlier, an analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch suggested the market might have gotten ahead of itself in spite the consensus on a cut next month.
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Law enforcement around the world has taken to using GrayKey to break into locked iPhones but it appears Apple has finally gotten ahead of the device's crafty manufacturers.
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Terror attacks As president, Trump has continued to pounce on news of terrorist attacks to score political points and in the process often gotten ahead of the facts.
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You may have already gotten ahead of me and noted that many of the symptoms I listed above sound a lot like what happens when men get older.
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Some people, including journalists and Twitter personalities, very well may have gotten ahead of themselves in characterizing the situation based on the one-minute clip that initially emerged.
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"I think the Valley has had issues with some of that, where there is a natural kind of utopian mindset that sometimes has gotten ahead of itself," he said.
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"The market had gotten ahead of itself with expectations for rate cuts, and now we are starting to correct this," said Takuya Kanda, general manager of research at Gaitame.
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"We think the infrastructure spending that the market was very excited about last year may take much longer to deliver, and thus these stocks have gotten ahead of themselves."
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"Although we think the optimism has likely gotten ahead of itself, we do think the bid for yield and risk continues for the next several months," the analysts wrote.
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Kohl's stock has gotten ahead of itself, and it's time to "step aside," according to Citigroup, which downgraded the company to neutral from buy on lingering fears of weak traffic.
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A. Some small studies suggest that collagen supplements may have limited benefits, but the evidence is far from definitive, and marketing claims seem to have gotten ahead of the science.
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Technology is by far the best-performing S&P 500 sector this year, up 23 percent and raising worries for some that the sector may have gotten ahead of itself.
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Investors, however, should use the occasion to question whether the market has gotten ahead of itself, given the many risks—like the threat of trade wars—loom over the global economy.
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"We've gotten ahead of the fire enough that we believe we'll be able to maintain some greater control of it through this hot spell," said Brandon Vaccaro, a spokesman for Cal Fire.
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After one of Mr. Trump's advisers said Nikki Haley, the ambassador to the U.N., had gotten "ahead of the curve" in announcing the new penalties amid "momentary confusion," Ms. Haley then fired back.
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More interestingly, #Fed officials are now signaling more hikes-2628 in total-for 28503 The Fed had, in short, gotten ahead of the recovery in 22019 by aggressively talking up interest rate hikes.
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Widely followed analyst Dick Bove at Rafferty Capital Markets is generally bullish on banks but believes investors may have gotten ahead of themselves in terms of optimism over higher interest rates and lower regulation.
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Trump appeared to suggest that Mnuchin had gotten ahead of the administration's position, rebuking coverage of the latest US-China trade developments as "incorrectly written," even though he said reporters were not to blame.
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" He noted that the market is pre-loaded and has gotten ahead of itself in the short run, and as a result, he said, he's now underweight banks because they've moved "way too far.
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Some brands have even gotten ahead of the curve, like Nike did earlier this year when it revealed that ex-NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick would be the star of its "Just Do It" anniversary campaign.
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"From a fed funds futures perspective, we're pricing in a near certainty of multiple rate cuts between July and the end of the year and I absolutely think the market's gotten ahead of itself," said Agati.
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"The market may have gotten ahead of itself on its expectations towards the ECB ending its easy policy and the news helped temper such speculation," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior FX strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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The price has gotten ahead of itself, Jonas said, but it has opened up a limited window for General Motors and other auto companies to create new entities to fuel currency for partnerships and talent acquisition.
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"I sense that people realize that longer-term bonds already took it on the chin and we may have gotten ahead of ourselves," said Karyn Cavanaugh, senior market strategist at Voya Investment Management in New York.
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Japan, for example, is becoming increasingly welcoming toward immigrants even as the rest of the world is moving in the opposite direction precisely because Japan has gotten ahead of other rich countries in its macroeconomic management.
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Yet she was careful to show that she was not taking the nomination for granted, even pushing back against a question about whether she had gotten ahead of herself in assuming she had all but beaten Mr. Sanders.
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The Tallahassee Democrat reported Mock was in a checkout lane at a Publix grocery Sunday but left the line briefly for a forgotten item, returning to find a woman had gotten ahead of the cart she left in line.
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But as Ms. Watts found out, "our ability to sequence genes has gotten ahead of our ability to know what it means," said Eric P. Winer, the director of the breast oncology program at Harvard's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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"We therefore could see the current selloff extend itself going into next week, as investors perhaps start to conclude that prices have gotten ahead of themselves, at least in some of the more high-flying metals," he said in a note.
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Although it is effective in dealing with the highly fragmented nature of the digital ad world, programmatic buying is still evolving as a business practice – and it appears that technology has gotten ahead of the advertising industry's checks-and-balances.
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Talking to a crowd of data mongers at the Entertainment Finance Forum, in a talk specifically about monetizing the data MoviePass collects, he claims to simply have gotten ahead of himself and talked about plans as if they were reality.
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"With the Fed only looking to pause rate hikes, the market is likely to have gotten ahead of itself in pushing at the US 21.2742-year and 20.1-year bond yields below the Fed Funds Rate last week," he added.
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"Since there is so much uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus impact on the global economy, the optimism seems to have gotten ahead of itself leaving the markets vulnerable should the virus news worsen or global economic conditions deteriorate further," Bittles said.
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"Right now we're certainly looking at a test of the past (market) leadership and some of these FANG stocks have gotten ahead of themselves," said Tom Plumb, portfolio manager of the Plumb Equity fund, who recently added a position in Square Inc (SQ.
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"In financial markets, there are apparent disconnects between the positive assessment of economic prospects reflected in market valuations and forecasts for the real economy," the OECD said Why it matters: The OECD says the stock market has gotten ahead of itself of late.
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In the process, Trump has muddled facts -- just as he did by claiming the Orlando attacker was Afghani -- and gotten ahead of investigators' conclusions, claiming in April that an attack on police officers appeared to be "another terrorist attack" before local investigators had reached that conclusion.
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"Although it is effective in dealing with the highly fragmented nature of the digital ad world, programmatic buying is still evolving as a business practice — and it appears that technology has gotten ahead of the advertising industry's checks and balances," Laura Bryant, a spokeswoman for Enterprise, said in a statement.
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Yeah, so my quick summary is here's a case where technology and ambition have gotten ahead of law, policy and most importantly norms and education, and so now what you have is this tsunami of information coming at us, and — dare I use the word — in an uncurated fashion. Right.
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But as with so many other new industries that have gotten ahead of regulation, this kind of clampdown was inevitable from the start; how long did Airbnb really think it could get away with its limited disclosure of data so obviously valuable to local government fighting skyrocketing rents, property scams, unscrupulous landlords and so on?
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Fortunately for Zuckerberg, in the time since he told CNN that he might not be the most qualified person at the company to testify, Facebook has already gotten ahead of some of the most damaging conclusions—like that all of its two billion users should already assume their data made it from Facebook to like, whoever.
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Letting go of the "Make the Switch" slogan, which has become a decorative mainstay at convenience stores and smoke shops across the country, can be seen as a tacit admission that the company may have gotten ahead of itself suggesting vaping was a superior or healthier alternative to smoking real cigarettes; in fact, JUUL's vape juice may just be… its own proper drug.
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"I think the Fed has been extremely proactive, and Jay Powell and his team have been working really hard and gotten ahead of this and shown they can set up a whole bunch of diverse programs that will help us keep the economy functioning during this shutdown period, so that when the all-clear is sounded, we will have a much better rebound than we otherwise would," Bernanke said.
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And you know, I would just like to say, I can say this now, since I'm six years away from being in the institution, I think the Fed has been extremely proactive and Jay Powell and his team have been working really hard gotten ahead of this and have shown that they can set up a whole bunch of very diverse programs that will keep the economy functioning during the shutdown period so when the all-clear is sounded we'll see a much better rebound than we otherwise would.
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" A November 24, 2018 The Lancet article, co-authored by Brown University medical science professor of medical science in Rhode Island—Dr. Hamish Fraser—questioned the "safety of patients" using Babylon Diagnostic and Triage System (BTDS). According to Fraser, there are concerns that "technology has gotten ahead of government regulation." Fraser said, "I think they are basically assuming that these systems are ready for prime time.
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Another up and coming rider who performed well during the time trial was the Dutchman and defending World Champion Hennie Kuiper who finished 2:57 behind Maertens, but still fared better than Thevenet, Van Impe and Zoetemelk. Stage 4 was won by Kuiper, who beat Eric Loder in a sprint as the two of them finished nine seconds ahead of Piero Gavazzi, Guy Sibille and Gerard Vianen. Stage 5A was a short team time trial won by the TI-Raleigh squad who was beginning to evolve into one of the strongest time-trialling teams the Tour would ever know as there was no major changes to the overall situation. Stage 5B was yet another flat stage where the winner was able to gain about a ten second advantage over the pursuing riders who had gotten ahead of the peloton.
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Upon exiting the pits, Christensen maintained a gap that hovered around 20 seconds until the end of the race. The AF Corse Ferraris struggled throughout the race, despite initially posing a challenge for the lead in the early stages, as Alessandro Pier Guidi in the #51 snatched the lead on the opening lap from the pole-sitting #91 Porsche. However, the two AF Corse-run Ferrari 488 GTE Evos fell back significantly after that, with Pier Guidi being passed by both the Porsches and Aston Martins, while the sister #71 spent majority of the race at the back of the class. The 2017 GT World Champions, Pier Guidi and Calado ended up finishing fourth, one place ahead of their AF Corse teammates, Davide Rigon and Miguel Molina, with the Ferraris having only gotten ahead of the pole-sitting No. 91 Porsche at the finish, due to the #91 serving a drive-through penalty caused by excessive track limits abuse.
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