"The depreciation of the rand last year was overdone and it was overdone because there was so much political uncertainty," said South Africa Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago.
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I think the Smith & Wesson decline has been overdone.
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" Slone told CNBC, however, that trade concerns are "overdone.
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" Align Technology: "This is way overdone to the downside.
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However, I think the current pricing in markets is overdone.
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Frankly, the focus on Colton's virginity was overdone all season.
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How much longer must we endure this overdone group costume.
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Put down the Eggo Waffles this costume is already overdone.
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The 30 percent drop in share prices might seem overdone.
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"I think it's overdone," he said of the market rout.
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Predictions of severe economic damage from a crackdown are overdone.
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But at least two analysts said the decline was overdone.
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It's my number one worry, but I think it's overdone.
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" Credit Suisse said some concerns about the company are "overdone.
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RBC Capital Markets said that those fears were "overdone," however.
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Thiel also sees the selloff in emerging markets as "overdone".
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His appeal is undeniable — still, isn't it a little overdone?
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Yes, the overhead brunch shot is overdone (sorry, still guilty).
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I think US Concrete has been overdone on the downside.
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Selling may have also been overdone in the oil patch.
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Some also believe market concerns about recession risks are overdone.
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Kuo said bearish reports are "overdone," according to blog MacRumors.
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Not so when you've overdone it with three or more.
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Some experts said comparisons to the Nazi swastika were overdone.
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Here's what we're watching: • Fears of overheating may be overdone.
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Mr. Brzeski said he thought the market reaction was overdone.
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So I think it's maybe a little overdone — that always happens.
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Lobster overdone, the eggplant salad repulsive and the supplemental charges outrageous.
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Rogulikes aren't overdone, but you can do them wrong (or poorly).
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We're kind of tired of this advice, though; it feels overdone.
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That looks like a Donald Trump giving birth to overdone bacon!
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Yet while London's problem is complacency, Hong Kong's pessimism seems overdone.
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He also argues that the threat of invasive species is overdone.
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I think the downside to rates is probably a bit overdone.
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I KNOW YOU SAID IT IS OVERDONE, WHAT WOULD JIMMY SAY?
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Burlington's "mea culpa was overdone" on the earnings call, Cramer said.
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He said he likes financials and sees the selling as overdone.
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Seeing my makeup afterwards, it's not terrible, but it's definitely overdone.
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Lumentum's results were also further evidence that such worries were overdone.
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Even Mr. Rubio seemed to sense that he had overdone it.
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For someone who works in costume design, you don't look overdone.
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It's attractive and luxurious without verging on the tacky and overdone.
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Still, some analysts think the tariff gloom and doom is overdone.
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Recent selling in the healthcare stocks has been overdone, added McGlew.
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Yacktman said some of the concerns about China may be overdone.
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"Investor concerns look overdone," analysts at Citigroup said in a note.
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Martin: I don't think it is overdone in the supply chain.
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Citigroup recommended buying Netflix's shares, saying the recent sell-off was overdone.
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So it's possible that sell-off in online brokerage stocks is overdone.
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Other analysts also believe fears from the demonetization drive may be overdone.
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PiS supporters argue that the reactions to recent events have been overdone.
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Wallin said he expects the market reaction may be overdone on PPG.
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" He also said the selloff in emerging markets appeared to be "overdone.
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Trader Karen Finerman said she thinks the decline in retail was overdone.
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There's a red sky above and a plate of overdone patties below.
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Some of the optimism about thousands of extra jobs is also overdone.
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"The tax cut story always seemed overdone," Bank of America's Harris wrote.
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Whether companies' enthusiasm for digital currencies is overdone remains to be seen.
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CONTROL FREAK is also a fun entry, and it hasn't been overdone.
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This can easily be overdone and result in affected, distorted music-making.
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However some analysts have argued that the rally may have been overdone.
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The English muffin was overdone, thin rather than fluffy, and utterly butterless.
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He added, "It seems significantly overdone, to me, from a fundamental perspective."
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Just as recent recession fears were overdone, this bullishness may be exaggerated.
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"The market viewed the fall as overdone," ANZ bank said on Monday.
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DO YOU THINK PEOPLE -- THE SHARE PRICE REACTION TO IT IS OVERDONE?
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But let's be honest, a lot of the Disney costumes are pretty overdone.
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She said they told her that her real reason was "boring and overdone."
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However, Kim thinks the housing sell-off at this point is way overdone.
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My sense is on the latter point, it is a little bit overdone.
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The rally seen earlier this year might have been overdone, Levkovich pointed out.
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They found the Hope Not Hate report had other claims that seemed overdone.
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There is one lesson in the overdone comparison of Mrs May to Thatcher.
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A close look at Deutsche's capital position implies that the nervousness is overdone.
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In late June, he said a 0.25 basis point move would be overdone.
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Like, I just Facetuned it (and not in an overdone John Mayer way).
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In late June, he said a 50 basis point move would be overdone.
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But the level of enthusiasm is proving in hindsight to have been overdone.
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Give up and just go for an overdone iteration of a sexy cat?
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"Our view is the unicorn situation is overdone," CEO Steve Kokinos told TechCrunch.
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Another investor said fears that EM will drift into the background are overdone.
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"Oil demand concerns are overdone," Goldman Sachs said in a note on Friday.
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His outlook is the latest in arguments that selling this year looks overdone.
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He added that concerns that have spilled over from European banks are overdone.
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Societe Generale said the "Armageddon risk" ahead of the French elections is overdone.
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However, he believes the short-term enthusiasm was overdone and could cause problems.
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The "Profiles in Courage" being written up for Flake are a bit overdone.
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Some analysts cautioned the dollar's two-week long bounce in may be overdone.
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Tiny squid legs, lamb kidneys and enoki mushrooms were all dry and overdone.
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This movie's saccharine tone and overdone premise shouldn't work, and yet they do.
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We think credits are probably a little bit overdone, spreads are very tight.
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Investors also say the panic in August and September might have been overdone.
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Its aura of overdone is redolent of Norman Rockwell or even Maxfield Parrish.
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To my eye, the fascia is overdone — a treatment for a bigger car.
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The result was a dramatic, easily offended and oft-stressed overdone British butler.
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Ms Lepore's reverence for journalism—she writes for the New Yorker—can feel overdone.
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The overdone soundtrack detracts from some of This Is Us' most heart-wrenching moments.
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Investitute co-founder and Lululemon shareholder Pete Najarian believes the sell-off is overdone.
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But Masucci says the broader reaction in the industry may be a bit overdone.
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Some things have been announced but CHARLIE MUNGER: No, but it can be overdone.
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More plausible, perhaps, is the idea that financial markets had overdone the deflationary fears.
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But he told the newspaper speculation about his leadership intentions had been "massively" overdone.
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Wells Capital's James Paulsen said some of the so-called reflation trade is overdone.
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But the metals later turned sharply negative, with analysts saying the gains were overdone.
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But at least one analyst believes the focus on the economy may be overdone.
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But as a whole, it looks like the worries about store receipts were overdone.
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Selling in retail has looked "overdone" relative to company fundamentals, said trader Karen Finerman.
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Heart-shaped boxes of flavorless chocolate and bouquets of red roses are way overdone.
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They're not overdone, like sharks or snakes, but they're no less wriggly and disgusting.
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"Rustic elegance was what we were going for and it wasn't overdone," Fried said.
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Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group, said the shareprice reaction was overdone.
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Societe Generale, however, said the "Armageddon risk" ahead of the French elections is overdone.
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Use a brush to smooth down most flyaways – but avoid an overdone, sleek look.
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Some would even suggest they're a tad overdone, but that's a matter of taste.
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There are, however, some investors betting that selling linked to Woodford's problems is overdone.
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Upgrade an otherwise simple look with a show-stopping (but not overdone) floral centerpiece.
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But be cautious with heat because if overdone, it is damaging to gray hair.
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Even for the hyperbolic world of opera, his sets and costumes could seem overdone.
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The typical luxury amenities like bowling alleys, car galleries or infinity pools felt overdone.
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However, concern shown at the start of the year has been overdone, he said.
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Mizuho analyst Timothy Rezvan suggested the recent stock price slide may have been overdone.
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"I had to make sure it was good and not overdone," Zielinski tells us.
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"The market is moving on and realizing the price drama was excessive and overdone."
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We believe the negativity is overdone and the majority of our thesis remains unchanged.
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Analysts at JBC Energy said the price reaction to the Iranian unrest was overdone.
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Although a U.S.-China trade war is possible, Mobius thinks the risk is overdone.
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Still, Bill Baruch with Blue Line Futures says the yield moves higher are overdone.
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Now, however, Mr. Peabody says the selling in some big banks' shares has been overdone.
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Central bankers have overdone their attempts to talk their way out of an economic hole.
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Some market watchers say the sell-off in the bond market may have been overdone.
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However, this time around Moreno believes that the rally in the oil sector is overdone.
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However, this time around Moreno believes that the rally in the oil sector is overdone.
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That may sound a trifle overdone—the controversy, after all, is about a playground surface.
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Then Jonathan saw a woman with wildly overdone Smokey Eyes eyeshadow standing behind his assailant.
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But the comparison can be overdone, for Mrs Kramp-Karrenbauer has a distinctive political outlook.
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Moreover, we see the recent sell-off following the equity unit offering as somewhat overdone.
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Still, European concerns to the contrary, no matter how overdone, are significant on two levels.
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Investors sent private-prison stocks spiraling Thursday, but analysts say the selling might be overdone.
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Richard Bernstein of Richard Bernstein Advisors is among those who believe the negativity is overdone.
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The jitters in the market, which have led to sharp falls, were overdone he said.
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Banking chiefs have told CNBC that the sell-off in banking stocks had been overdone.
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" Still, he said he felt that concerns about global growth were "a little bit overdone.
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Still, says BTIG's Rich Greenfield, the selloff at least in relation to Jenner, appears overdone.
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Is there any feeling at all the Permian may be getting overdone in any way?
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Also, positioning within strategies such as growth versus value looks overdone on a historical basis.
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His self-deprecation of his playing career was great entertainment, but factually overdone as his .
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They're not overdone, but the guys who do them, they make them a big production.
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The black bean burger is overdone, which is a bummer, but everything else is yummy.
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"The Goldilocks interpretation of today's Fed statement I think was a bit overdone," said Boockvar.
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When "Love Actually" tries this with the airport arrivals scene, it's feloniously sappy and overdone.
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True, some of the recent fear about the coming age of the robots is probably overdone.
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This week, stocks of both firms have slowly recovered, suggesting Friday's selloff might have been overdone.
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The cheaper valuations are drawing the attention of some investors who believe the selling appears overdone.
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"Emerging markets fears are overdone," said Neena Mishra, head of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research.
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Analysts also say some of the negative action in homebuilders and related stocks may be overdone.
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Four hours later, she reported back that she had overdone it in the photo shoot lights.
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"We wanted to achieve a timeless and fresh look – nothing too overdone," Mori tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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He said that it will be "overdone" by companies hoping to hop in on the hype.
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"Just sitting here today, I think 50 basis points would be overdone," Bullard told Bloomberg News.
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HSBC said that despite Deutsche Bank's obvious operational shortcomings, fears over the bank's solvency were overdone.
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Investors trimmed most of the losses in afternoon trading as some thought the losses were overdone.
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It's not meant to look natural, and lightning the brows to match almost always looks overdone.
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Even in Romantic repertory, like the Liszt, such a liberal use of rubato can be overdone.
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But Scott Devitt of Stifel thinks the pullback since Amazon's earnings report in October was overdone.
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If you pitched what remained as satire, an editor would toss it right back as overdone.
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But I feel like it's not overdone, I think it's cooked perfectly, and it tastes buttery.
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Analysts at HSBC said that despite Deutsche's operational shortcomings fears over the bank's solvency were overdone.
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"Bruce's main need was that it not be overdone — or really 'done' at all," says Champalimaud.
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It is, I think, maybe overdone to a degree because it obviously isn't always catching on.
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At this point, this week's sell-off in hospitals and health insurer stocks has been overdone.
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The second I saw the thermometer hit 170 though, I knew I'd overdone it a bit.
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Some members of the German design establishment said his work was overdone, utopian or simply impractical.
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Redler sees some of the enthusiasm surrounding oil prices as overdone for the current market, though.
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But Tusa, who still has a $6 price target on GE, thinks the euphoria is overdone.
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The climax, which has Chauhan deliver a speech at the United Nations, is overwrought and overdone.
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Even if unrealistically overdone in "Green Book," the film models positive changes of thinking and behavior.
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But is sterling on a one-way road south, or is the doom and gloom overdone?
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And when the series revealed that the secret evil twin had a comically overdone British accent?
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Structured StreaksWe're slightly obsessing over this architectural new take on the overdone cat-eye (sorry, not sorry).
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Nothing is worse than a wedding with overdone food that tastes like you're at a bad prom!
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Still, Chinese demand is not expected to disappear overnight, and some analysts said market concerns were overdone.
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It's not too overdone, it seemed real—it seemed how you would have sex with your girlfriend.
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Analysts considered the stock sell-off overdone, saying these risks were well-known before the Reuters story.
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"Time and time again I see clients that have 'overdone it' with an exfoliating scrub," she says.
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Gains were considered overdone however, according to traders, as prices were too high to trigger immediate demand.
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I know, it's so over, it's so overdone, there was so much of it, blah blah blah.
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The decline in Apple's stock was "way overdone and undeserved," said Tigress Financial Partners analyst Ivan Feinseth.
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Based on that, "maybe even the corporate crowd is starting to feel stocks are overdone," Davis said.
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At the very least, I thought it would look extremely overdone in the middle of the day.
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Stocks have gotten a lift lately in part from hopes that fears over a recession are overdone.
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Ultimately Cramer will be opportunistic and look for stocks that are overdone to the downside next week.
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Anne Richards, chief investment officer at Aberdeen Asset Management, said that those concerns could be overdone, however.
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That is my main problem with this season of Kimmy Schmidt: Everything feels either overdone, or stale.
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A roasted cauliflower was gorgeous to look at but disappointing to eat, with an overdone, mushy texture.
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"Fears about a 'better Botox' may be overdone," said analyst David Risinger in a note to clients.
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The recent sell-off in shares of American Airlines is "overdone," according to one Wall Street analyst.
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Some brokerages cut their target prices on both stocks with traders saying the recent gains were overdone.
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Striped gold-and white-marble floors, shiny black columns, and mirrored ceilings feel glamorous but not overdone.
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For Dunkirk, another one of Hans Zimmer's overwhelming, overbearing, and overdone scores gets a nod — his eleventh.
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Indonesia takes its spicy food seriously—if you've ever overdone it with sambal, you know this already.
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" Hasbro: "This thing is so overdone on the down side, I've got to tell you, it's incredible.
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Viewed directly, the wagon's hatch is rather fetching, but I think the taillights are a bit overdone.
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But if the culinary concerns of the east are overdone, they may betray a deeper set of worries.
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COMPARISONS between Donald Trump's presidential win and Britain's vote to leave the European Union have often been overdone.
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Kinahan and other market analysts also attributed the declines in stocks to the sentiment Tuesday's gains were overdone.
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"The pessimism on the revenue off of universal banks, specifically for 2016, is a little overdone," he said.
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She's the girl at every party who, without fail, looks totally chic and put together without being overdone.
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Not that it's overdone, but that Jordan should be remembered for his greatness, not this one dumb photo.
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There's also a unicorn kit in the lineup, in case you haven't overdone it on that trend already.
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However, ultimately Cramer will be opportunistic and look for stocks that are overdone to the downside next week.
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"I heard this 'way overdone' argument from pretty much everyone I talked to," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Once the time is up, take the biscuits out and see if they're underdone, overdone, or just right.
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This tells you if your oven runs cool (underdone), hot (overdone), or actually at the correct temperature (perfect).
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Worth's analysis suggests the move below a key uptrend level implies the rally in rates could be overdone.
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These shows give American teen dramas a bad name on account of their innate implausibility and overdone narratives.
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If you prefer to finish meats with a nice sear, you might be concerned about it getting overdone.
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Benchmark Bouquets Dozen Rainbow Roses, $43.52Yes, roses may seem overdone on Valentine's day, but it's for good reason.
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"The sell-off in recent weeks appears overdone," analyst Michael Pachter wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Recent gains in wheat futures were overdone because there is not shortage of the grain, a trader said.
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"I think the strength of the euro is overdone," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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The "negative reaction to Amazon switching threat overdone," analyst Tal Liani said in a note to clients Monday.
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But Michael Madden, who runs "North Korea Leadership Watch", a blog, says tales of fraternal hostility have been overdone.
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Some analysts believe the move to the downside, with the S&P dipping into correction territory, could be overdone.
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Cowen analysts think the pullback is "overdone" and Lyft's valuation is attractive; it has a price target of $22.
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"We've seen a huge rise in 30-year yields, and that's probably overdone for the time being," he said.
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Wednesday's selloff of Kansas City Southern was "completely overdone," trader Guy Adami said, especially given the volume of trading.
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This levitation of the market based on vague ideas of tax cuts, less regulation, and fiscal stimulus seem overdone.
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The falls had been overdone, he said, and Beaufort raised its recommendation on the stock to "buy" from "sell".
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But if last week's better-than-expected Chinese GDP data is any indication, those worries may have been overdone.
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In this week's Trader Poll, tell us if investors have jumped the gun and overdone the 2016 sell-off:
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But optimism about an imminent breakthrough reported in newspapers in recent days may be overdone, Coveney told RTE radio.
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If it doesn't slide off, it is not cooked enough, and if slides off too easily, it is overdone!
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The manager also revealed that he's net short in his hedge fund, as he sees the market comeback overdone.
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We believe the negativity on Apple stock is overdone and the majority of our thesis remains unchanged regarding Apple.
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It was regrettably overdone, but it was also the least costly of any kind of show of good faith.
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EURGBP=D3 Jeremy Stretch, currency strategist with CIBC World Markets said sterling's bump higher on Haldane's speech looked overdone.
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"They are so big I think it will be a long time before we have overdone it," he says.
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He found that his videos with horror games were more popular, and people were drawn to his overdone reactions.
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That's far lower than the historical average of 16 times earnings, suggesting that the sell-off has been overdone.
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Contemporary pop music is so dolled up, mashed up, and overdone that it dilutes the industry as a whole.
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"Although the market is weak right now, fears have been overdone," Mark Newman, an analyst with Bernstein, told Reuters.
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"I hate to say this, because it's so overdone, but it's like the trolley problem, times billions," says Carpenter.
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But that made us wonder: how do you know when you've overdone it and made too many upset picks?
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Recession worries, which in hindsight look overdone, caused the S&P 500's worst December since the Great Depression.
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Hop into the well-sculpted (but not overdone) driver's seat and the start button pulses crimson in heartbeat fashion.
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"It's a bounce back after an overdone situation last week," said David Joy, chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial.
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Maybe you just want a rib-eye that's still rare instead of the overdone paving stone you were served.
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Neuroscience says the right and left hemispheres talk to each other all the time—this idea is very overdone.
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Mediobanca said described the Natixis share price drop as "a severe reaction" and Jefferies analysts said it was "overdone".
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UBS wealth management said it believed fears of a no-deal Brexit at the end of October were overdone.
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"The feeling just was it was overdone," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
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So I did think that both the market reaction and the zoom, the big increase in confidence, was somewhat overdone.
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The reasons why Warren wouldn't tank the stock market Still, some experts think that worries about Warren are way overdone.
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"I think a lot of [the selling] is overdone at this point," Boris Schlossberg told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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As major averages continue to scale new highs, one Wall Street firm believes the stock market rally is getting overdone.
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You know if a cultural phenomenon explodes to the extent that Brian Billick is aware of it, it's way overdone.
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But some market experts believe the selling is overdone and argue there are pockets of value for the discerning investor.
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It shifts into some kind of dream sequence, turning into a grandiose, overdone waltz for a minute before fading out.
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They and other analysts argued that the almost $5 fall in the company's share price on the estimates was overdone.
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Henry Jaglom's movies are like artisanal cupcakes: The shape is sometimes weird, the flavors unpredictable, and the frosting occasionally overdone.
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The index has been the worst performer in Europe so far but some investors believe the sell-off is overdone.
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"Just sitting here today, I think 503 basis points would be overdone," Bullard said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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Investors who have recognized when a share-price decline is overdone have bought on big dips and enjoyed fantastic returns.
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Verrone believes the dollar's sell-off is close to being overdone, and would neither buy nor sell it right now.
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"The pace (of the rise) is already slowing down, probably this has been overdone a bit," a second dealer said.
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That's the highest level since early April 1986 — a potential warning sign that the rush into equities is getting overdone.
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I wanted to see if this technology could actually help wash away everything I've overdone (and overeaten) during the holiday.
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"We think things are overdone in terms of negative sentiment around the dollar," said PineBridge Investments fund manager Hani Redha.
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Even after the surge in emerging markets, investors haven't plowed cash in numbers pointing to any overdone euphoria, Knudsen says.
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AND THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS THAT HE EXEMPTED CANADA AND MEXICO, THE TWO NAFTA PARTNERS, BECAUSE IT WAS OVERDONE.
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She is the centerpiece of an adequate final-act twist, but by then the damage has been done and overdone.
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"Just sitting here today, I think 50 basis points would be overdone," Bullard said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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The current moment is not an everlasting state, so sometimes it pays to draw inspiration from things considered passé or overdone.
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To keep with her simple makeup style, the model sticks to her one ultimate beauty rule so she never looks overdone.
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"Perhaps we've overdone the expectation that China will never buy U.S. pork again," said Rich Nelson, chief strategist with Allendale Inc.
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There was Jenna Bush Hager (and her blunder), Ryan Seacrest (and his overdone chivalry), and Karrueche Tran (and her fuchsia dress).
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Again, to the extent it depends on the rapid passage of broad fiscal changes, I think the sentiment is probably overdone.
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ZAMBIA The kwacha is expected to continue to rebound against the dollar as market players view its recent depreciation as overdone.
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Hyman believes the sell-off is a bit "overdone," adding the U.S. economy actually accelerated during the SARS outbreak in 2003.
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Signs can be very helpful at weddings, but when they're overdone they come off as a massive do-it-yourself project.
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The five outfits ahead will show you the best way to make use of your closet without the pieces feeling overdone.
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The most crucial thing, though, is an original concept — something that, while relevant and recognizable, still feels fresh and not overdone.
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David Dai, Shanghai-based investor director at Nanhai Fund Management Co, said fears of a prolonged bear market were, nevertheless, overdone.
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Some investors also said they were upbeat about prospects for European equities despite political risks and that Trump fears were overdone.
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"The dollar selling (had been) overdone," said Paul Christopher, head global market strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in St. Louis.
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With European banks under pressure, recession isn't out of the question — but the current panic is overdone, one expert told CNBC.
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"As a result of that, I do think that some of the reaction in the short-term has been quite overdone."
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The question is whether the recent slump is now overdone, especially if Australia's coal export volumes continue to show some resilience.
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Square's foray into bitcoin trading merely extends an "overdone" stock rally and puts off an impending correction, according to one analyst.
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But industry analysts say the falls might be overdone, and there is reason to think that import relief may still happen.
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He says the concerns over the Fed tightening are "overdone," and that all these fears about "technical headwinds" will likely ease.
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"We believe recent share price weakness has been overdone," analysts at Stifel said in a note, rating the stock a "buy".
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Bike shorts are also overdone, as celebrities like Kim Kardashian West and Bella Hadid have been wearing them constantly since 2017.
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Some investors reckon huge recent capital inflows have overdone expectations of massive crown appreciation once the exchange rate cap is scrapped.
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"China will see some challenges but we do think the extreme level of selling is probably overdone," Williams told CNN Business.
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The aesthetic that has come to rule Coachella, on top of being expensive and sort of phony, is just plain overdone.
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Worries about "trade wars and fears that higher oil prices will start to weigh on demand growth ... are overdone," it said.
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I cut the chicken and bacon with a knife and fork, and I found the bacon to be overdone and dry.
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His manners offend me and the tweeting is overdone, but I do admire his resiliency against an unrelenting and unfair press.
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The whole film seems to be staged on a succession of extravagant Hollywood sets — overdone, incongruous, outlandish, excessive, pretentious, and creepy.
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It was big and doughy, a little underdone-overdone, salty-sweet with pineapple and ham, gooey with sauce and industrial cheese.
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Except for Isabella, the characters wear contemporary clothes, from business suits for the bureaucrats to leftover "Cabaret" costumes for Mistress Overdone.
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On the flip side, professionally dubbed voice acting was often painfully overdone, which was an equally jarring experience for many fans.
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These claims can be overdone—humans are perfectly capable of causing carnage on their own, and computers can help manage risk.
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The question is how much regulation, because, more often than not, regulation is overdone, costly and extends beyond its "useful" life.
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It's getting overdone on the downside, and it's trying to find a support level between the 200-day and 100-day.
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The poetic material isn't overdone or precious; like Rilke's poetry, it skirts the edge of sentimentality without quite indulging in it.
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And Meadows' victory lap when he seemed to catch Cohen making a filing error in regard to foreign clients was a little overdone -- OK, a lot overdone -- given that the President's son-in-law, who also happens to be one of the most influential advisers in the White House, has had his fair share of disclosure issues.
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Comparisons between the forces that propelled Donald Trump into the White House and Britain out of the European Union have been overdone.
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The drop in Nokia's stock is overdone and most of the bad news is behind the company, CLSA told clients on Wednesday.
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IBEX rose 0.5 percent, reversing losses seen in the morning, as some brokers said worries over Catalonia were overdone, although uncertainty remained.
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Suggestions that Mr Orban, a cartoonish leader of a country of fewer than 10m people, could upend European politics were always overdone.
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Baird upgraded Wells Fargo shares to outperform from neutral, saying the recent sell-off on the company's phony account scandal is overdone.
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"For me the reversal yesterday on the Haldane comments looks overdone," said Jeremy Stretch, currency strategist with CIBC World Markets in London.
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Early results from Finland's basic-income experiment, released on February 8th, suggest that such fears are overdone, but don't resolve much else.
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"The concerns about the UK economy are overdone," said Nick Gartside, international chief investment officer for fixed income at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Kellyanne Conway, an advisor to Trump, argued that Democrats are "bullying" Schultz, and that their tactics make them appear "desperate and overdone."
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Some analysts said the share fall was overdone, and added that the stock was still 24 percent higher than a year ago.
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But Vinyl falls prey to thinking it's simply enough to toss this overdone story arc into the hands of a great actor.
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Dechra shares had risen almost 54 percent till Friday's close, and analysts and traders said the sell-off on Monday looked overdone.
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"We continue to believe that ongoing macro and oil demand concerns are overdone," Goldman analysts said in a research note on Thursday.
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"Farm-to-table" is an overdone comparison, but these recordings do exist in a space several steps closer to the music's creation.
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"The dramatic poor performance (of bank stocks) this morning seems a little overdone," said Tom Kinmonth, fixed income strategist at ABN Amro.
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He told Los Angeles Magazine, "The simple dynamics of 'the left brain does this, the right brain does that' are way overdone."
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors fretting about the impact of low crude prices on U.S. oil belt banks may have overdone the angst.
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Traders said the nearly 2 percent drop by the euro in the first six weeks of the year may have been overdone.
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A number of investors told Reuters the post-election rally had been overdone and they're expecting to see further pullback in yields.
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The dollar held near a three-week low against a basket of six major currencies as investors viewed recent strength as overdone.
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The firm says the market plunge, which has taken major averages near the 20% decline required for a bear market, is overdone.
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Last week, Boeing stock gained 70% on hopes of a government bailout, but Monday's sell-off demonstrates the rebound may be overdone.
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Look at the US Global Jets ETF (JETS), a basket of global airlines, down over 21500% in the last couple weeks. Overdone?
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"Otherwise, though, I'd much rather play this Iranian situation with the cyber-security stocks, which are not at all overdone," Cramer said.
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Analysts at Citi Research, which issued a buy rating on Apple last month, felt the negative response to Apple's earnings was overdone.
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" • "With the Federal Reserve backing off plans to aggressively hike interest rates, more investors view the market's downturn last year as overdone.
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With the Federal Reserve backing off plans to aggressively hike interest rates, more investors view the market's downturn last year as overdone.
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The score continues to mix jazz and percussion in a way that calls to mind dozens of other cop dramas without feeling overdone.
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But in creating from the beginning on the computer, the tendency is to write a whole lot, and it looks overdone to me.
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The hysteria over the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, Germany's right-wing populist party has been overdone -- and especially in the international press.
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However, Michael Binger, president of Gradient Investments, says recent sell-offs have been overdone and there is now opportunity to find some discounts.
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The main message in the first-quarter gain is that worries about an imminent recession, widespread just a few weeks ago, were overdone.
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Things that may work really well in graphic form might come across as overdone or under-baked in a novel, and vice versa.
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Some, such as Goldman Sachs' equity chief, see the stock market sell-off over the past month as "overdone" and a buying opportunity.
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The Mexico overweight also helped, as fears about harsh U.S. policies in the wake of Donald Trump's election to the presidency proved overdone.
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But some investors believe the downturn is overdone, and that the pullback creates an attractive entry point to pick up shares of Apple.
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"We view the sell-off post the conference call as overdone and would use the opportunity to buy shares of WEN," Slabaugh said.
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" And St. Louis Fed President James Bullard told Bloomberg on Tuesday that at least the December 2018 increase may have "slightly overdone it.
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" — Samantha Burkhart, who styles Kesha and Sia OVERDONE JOGGERS "I hope we don't continue to see the street style aesthetic persist in 2018.
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But for anyone looking for unique shots and video, this little guy may be just the thing to spice up those overdone selfies.
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In the age of overdone, over-cute, and over-Pinterested weddings, it's fair to want your ceremony to be as simple as possible.
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You might be crying for 60 minutes from the sheer beauty and sadness of this thing, but it never feels overdone, just accurate.
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Some traders said crude's rally was overdone, and warned that higher prices could encourage more production which would aggravate a global supply glut.
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I'd rather have people say, 'She's so overdone, even in the daytime,' than, 'God, I saw Dolly Parton, and she looked like hell!
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After the last batch comes out overdone, Saffitz moves through the "seven stages of grief into acceptance" and tries again the next day.
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The stock ended a 5-day losing skid on Friday after an analyst at Morgan Stanley suggested that the supplier concerns are overdone.
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Barclays analyst Tavy Rosner believes the sell-off is overdone and sees Bezeq's shares reaching 20153 shekels without the end to structural separation.
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"We believe competitive concerns over YELP's relevance are overdone, while self-serve's ease and utility are underappreciated," Pacific Crest said in a note.
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Carey's legacy, however, will extend far beyond her overdone aesthetic and being heralded as one of the greatest shade queens of our time.
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The results are always chic and never overdone, inspiring us to step off the glam gas pedal a bit when thinking spring beauty.
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Can you think of any other instances where panic about some technological advancement was either overdone or turned out to be well-founded?
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He reckons global stocks have the potential to rise another 210 to 22 percent, with the inversion of the bond yield curve overdone.
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" Win Murray, portfolio manager at Oakmark, said the sell-off may be overdone in the long run: "We are bottom-up value investors.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he rattled off his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Align Technology: "This is way overdone to the downside.
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The greenback also weakened to three week lows against a basket of currencies on Monday as investors viewed recent dollar strength as overdone.
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So, I don't see trade warfare having any substantial chance of becoming financial warfare — that seems to me to be an overdone concern.
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But he thinks those fears are "overdone" now, and that Amazon's stock is actually undervalued at the current price given its upside potential.
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These are short-term factors that shouldn't impact oil prices for long, he said, and the market moves are starting to loo overdone.
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Often I find that the addition of truffles can be overdone, but this specialty was exquisite, with a complex aroma and deep flavor.
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So I think that's what happened, their anniversary sale was softer than expected, the sales came in at the low end of the range and could it be that some of these stocks just got so overdone that the fact that they were as overdone, any little news that looked inline even slightly better, there you go, the stock moves higher.
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Analysts called the sell-off overdone, saying any litigation risk would cost less than the billions of dollars J&J lost in market cap.
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Ah, Halloween, the time of year when drunk adults can dress like anything they want, but most choose the same boring and overdone costumes.
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Still, many of the 43 respondents, who include economists, fund managers and strategists, also argued that the market has overdone it to the downside.
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Some analysts reckoned the two-day selloff is overdone and can reverse quickly if Friday's jobs figures, particularly on wages, fall short of forecasts.
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And yet, like much of Fallen Kindgom, it feels overdone — less of a wink than a stomp on the head from a lumbering brontosaurus.
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One of Wall Street's top analysts said the massive drop in Netflix shares on fears of rising content costs, competition and Brexit is overdone.
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The results also suggest that fund managers believe the gloom that has seen $30 billion leave European equities this year may have been overdone.
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The also weakened to 2-1/2 week lows against a basket of currencies on Monday as investors viewed recent dollar strength as overdone.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as oil prices tumbled amid speculation the August rally was overdone and supply levels are set to remain elevated.
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That all changed on Tuesday when the bond market came roaring back, and gave Cramer hope that perhaps the worries of inflation were overdone.
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Despite this, some analysts said recent price falls in oil had been overdone, especially as demand remains strong despite concerns over future economic growth.
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"While we expect consumption growth to slow, we think that the anxiety about China's consumers is largely overdone," said He in a January note.
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"Until last week, we just went back to the status quo of November," he said, adding the sell off in December was way overdone.
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Carillion had been one of Speedy Hire's largest clients, broker Liberum said, adding that the share price reaction was nevertheless likely to be overdone.
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But Chipotle told CNN Business the worries were overdone and that the company did not expect a significant impact from the swine fever outbreak.
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Fears are overdone, they believe, stating that liquidity and capital buffers in European lenders have strengthened considerably since the global financial crisis of 2008.
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Shares of Square fell Monday after noted short-seller Andrew Left's Citron Research said excitement over the payments processor's bitcoin trading product was overdone.
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At first, this relentless self-reflection seems solipsistic and overdone—a kind of post-modern posturing—but the ultimate effects are subtler and deeper.
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"The market sell-off at the end of last year was overdone," said Carlos Dominguez, president and chief investment officer of Element Pointe Advisors.
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We think it was overly punished, it looks like it can hold in here and I think that it's probably overdone to the downside.
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Whether you're hitting your first outdoor concert or toasting with drinks on the patio, you'll be doing it in garb that doesn't feel overdone.
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Leerink analyst Ana Gupte said the sell-off had likely been overdone and that some details of the new rule were still to come.
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That Enderal addresses that without tacking on traditional (and overdone) survival mechanics is a big part of what keeps these particular systems feeling fresh.
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"We're getting a little cash as this thing gets overdone because when the bounce comes, it's pretty brutal for a short seller," he said.
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The first is that I felt it was overdone a while back, but enough time has elapsed since this type of theme came up.
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I'd overdone it on the salt, but otherwise, the shallots were a welcome crunchy, flavorful addition to Shake Shack's juicy patty and soft bun.
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Still, Newton prefers Dropbox shares to shares of Roku and Stitch Fix, which Newton said have gotten stretched and are overdone at current levels.
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Yet some fund managers maintain that the short-selling is already overdone, with the possible health benefits of cannabis boosting its long-term appeal.
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Remember, with RBS in 2007 and 2008, Barclays was the largest bank in the world by assets and of course that was way overdone.
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"A lot of the dollar selling that carried over from late 2017 and into this year was probably a little bit overdone," he said.
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While plenty opt-out of decorating (or use one of the many overdone phrases), many are inspired to be creative and unique when decorating.
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But the look seems more suited to a hotel than a domestic space, and it's so trendy that it will likely seem overdone soon.
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Economists are taking a second look at Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's speech Wednesday and wondering if the sharply dovish reaction wasn't a bit overdone.
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There's a kind of poo-poo-ing about D-wave in a lot of the literature and it seems to me that that's been overdone.
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The greenback also weakened to 102.053-1/2 week lows against a basket of currencies on Monday as investors viewed recent dollar strength as overdone.
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Stocks have "done extremely well, and pockets of the market are overdone," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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He told CNBC last week that the recent respite from the commodities rout is a "bit overdone" and investors should watch out for further retracement.
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Stocks have "done extremely well and pockets of the market are overdone," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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The U.S. firm said the deal could mark a turning point for Singapore real estate and that gloomy views about the market were likely overdone.
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"A lot of it has to do with China and a lot of it is overdone," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Westwick spoke to Radio Times about his latest BBC show White Gold, but on the subject of TV revivals he felt things were quite overdone.
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Lil Scrappy tells us he has no recollection of falling asleep, but admits he might have overdone it by driving too much in one day.
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While the current market reflects a very short consensus positioning in sterling, some commentators, including BNP Paribas's Edmund Shing believe the negativity could be overdone.
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The investment bank cited concerns that benefits from a merger between Paddy Power and Betfair were overplayed, and said the share price reaction was overdone.
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Spufford makes a sport of withholding the truth about Smith and about the novel's narrator, the sort of gambit that can become wearisome if overdone.
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Aside from what the numbers said, (the futures market) acts like everybody had overdone it a little on the bearish side ahead of the thing.
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Hidden camera video came out this week which appeared to show a CNN producer saying that the Russia reporting was being overdone for ratings purposes.
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That should be the main story line of this showdown, not the overdone notion that James could find redemption by winning a championship for Cleveland.
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"Some investors feel the rally in the banks and insurers is overdone," said Michael Weinberg, chief investment strategist at hedge fund investment firm Protégé Partners.
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The restart of production at Sharara added to pressure on oil prices on Wednesday, which slipped amid concerns that a recent rally had been overdone.
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United Rentals – The equipment rental company was upgraded to "buy" from "neutral" at UBS, which said cyclical and cost concerns surrounding the company are overdone.
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But Sat Duhra, a portfolio manager at Henderson Global Investors, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Tuesday that expectations for India to remain insulated were overdone.
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"A man must look pretty," according to Lord Harley (Nicholas Hoult), one of the foremost statesmen of the day, but the prettiness is deliberately overdone.
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But the abundant, generally on-target sociological details and comic observations feel overdone and superficial, like an elaborately patterned rug laid over an unfinished floor.
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But if the techno-optimism that infused the 1990s and 2000s now looks naive, the techno-pessimism that is fashionable today can be similarly overdone.
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While Hari called the fall in oil prices "premature" and "overdone," she also said there were "bearish leanings" in the market before the outbreak began.
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Wall Street is suffering a risk-off relapse, producing a milder but familiar set of the symptoms felt during last year's overdone summertime recession scare.
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The arms hit my wrists, and despite typically avoiding any item that's described as "boxy" or "square" I didn't think those elements were overdone here.
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Blackstone's stock got a lift after the deal was announced, but the enthusiasm is overdone, if you examine the numbers, Richard Beales writes in Breakingviews.
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"The options market among other things is telling us that the fear is probably overdone at this point," Emanuel told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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Cramer said the rest of the bunch are likely overdone, pointing to the fact Chevron and ExxonMobil didn't rally despite the jump in crude prices.
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"The rally in wheat prices in the last two weeks was overdone as there is no shortage of wheat," said one Singapore-based grains trader.
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But perhaps soybean processors have overdone it, as soymeal supply is piling up in rural America faster than the end users have been purchasing it.
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Made popular by the likes of Ariana Grande and Gigi Hadid, this is another overdone trend that we can hopefully leave behind in the 2010s.
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However, if the table finds that their steak is overdone, that steak has to be thrown out, and the restaurant loses the money on the product.
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Fresh off the launch of her 90s-inspired collaboration with Levi's, the model ditched overdone festival trends for a look that felt both retro and timeless.
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The market reaction to the jobs report was "a bit overdone," said Kathy Jones, chief fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab, because of overly optimistic expectations.
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In that regard, the rally in oil and emerging market currencies last week could well be a sign that the pessimism of late has been overdone.
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Because the artist has recently risen in popularity on social media, dressing as him or as one of his famous paintings this Halloween will be overdone.
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The level of bearish bets against these securities may be overdone, as the average CMBS exposure to malls is less 10 percent, the Citi analysts said.
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Looking ahead to what 2019 may bring for equities, many fund managers expected emerging market stocks to fare well, saying the recent correction had been overdone.
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The concern in Djokovic's camp was that he had overdone it, pushed too hard for too long in 2015 and in the preparation phase for 2016.
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Interior trends are a notoriously fickle beast: One minute you're seeing chevron prints and flamingo decor everywhere, and the next they've been relegated to "overdone" territory.
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You might take one look at Mandy Moore's perfectly glossy waves, which hit that ideal sweet spot between messy and overdone, and think: Must be nice.
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While the installation of the piece was well crafted, and controlling the robot car to paint was undeniably fun, the idea itself felt a bit overdone.
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Worries about increased competition from Alibaba were also overdone after it said in September that it would raise its stake in Cainiao Smart Logistics Network Ltd.
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After they provide their Kenyan friend, Rashid, with a way out of an overdone conversation with a Christian missionary, he joins them on their Saturday adventure.
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CHICAGO, June 1.78.125 (Reuters) - U.S. hog futures tumbled on Tuesday as traders said a rally the previous day looked overdone in the face of large supplies.
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While a few of the guests wore straight-from-the-runway Dior looks, Portman's easy, breezy look had her looking polished and pretty without looking overdone.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell in choppy trading on Monday as investors viewed the dramatic bond market selloff following Donald Trump's surprise U.S. presidential win as overdone.
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Guideline No. 3: Our highest priority for sides would be beans and greens, the true destiny of those overdone nubs of barbecued meat called burnt ends.
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Looking at individual stocks, Ocado rose to the top of the Stoxx 600 after Credit Suisse claimed that weakness it the U.K. grocery supplier was overdone.
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Morgan Stanley on Thursday recommended investors buy European stocks and French banking shares, adding that fears of a far-right presidential election win were likely overdone.
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Apple and other big tech names are trading at the lowest multiples of their prices to expected earnings in years, suggesting recent selling might be overdone.
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With as much as $4 trillion on the table for our economy, it's time to stop growing regulation and start figuring out where we've overdone it.
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If drug use is an overdone part of your life, or you don't have that connection, then you're probably not going to have the best experience.
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She sang "Nessun dorma" from Puccini's opera "Turandot" — a kitschy aria so overdone it was even used by President Trump on the campaign trail in 2016.
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Just as railway officials call dawdling trains "superfast," or as fawning broadcasters call Mr. Modi the "first 24x7 prime time prime minister," such claims are overdone.
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While investors were upbeat over the news, excitement over the updated deal might be overdone, Haitong International Securities director of investment strategy Kevin Leung told CNBC.
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All of my friends are pro-cosmetic procedures if it's not 'overdone,' but I'm the only one who has ever had filler because it's so expensive.
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Still, some independent observers suggest that some of the criticisms of his decision — based upon the idea that it might distract from relief efforts — are overdone.
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Because they are so great there is no price too high ... [But] the key to understand the markets, everything of value or truth eventually gets overdone.
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Some analysts said the dollar selloff is overdone as the economy remains firm footing and the Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates further in 2018.
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However, some analysts say selling may have been overdone as industry executives see some brightspots such as Japan and South Korea, which are drawing more Chinese tourists.
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The steep falls in Richter's shares also dragged Budapest stocks lower on Monday, although analysts at Hungarian brokerage Erste Investment said the market reaction was probably overdone.
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The investment bank cited concerns that the benefits from a merger between Paddy Power and Betfair had been overplayed, and said the share price reaction was overdone.
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Some analysts said that the pound's failure to move any higher after the survey findings suggested the pound's recent strong showing may have been a little overdone.
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"We believe that recent concerns about 'digital disruptors' and Amazon are overdone in the near term," Goldman analyst Jordan Alliger said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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Helima Croft, RBC's head of commodity strategy and commodity strategists Michael Tran and Christopher Louney said in a note on Wednesday that market caution was overdone, however.
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UBS wealth management said it believed fears of a no-deal Brexit at the end of October, the deadline for Britain to leave the EU, were overdone.
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"The dollar selling that has been going on since Christmas got a little bit overdone, and we are sort of taking some of that back," Bechtel said.
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Those investors also viewed as overdone fears that economies like Mexico would suffer from Trump's protectionism and were buying during the post-election emerging markets sell-off.
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"We had a pretty good rally yesterday and I think part of it was overdone," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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Jimmy Williams, host of DecodeDC, a political podcast, told "Closing Bell" that while some of the political criticism is overdone, it's OK to voice opinions against businesses.
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Traders said the drops came over concerns that a third-quarter market rally that had lifted Brent to mid-2015 highs by late September had been overdone.
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Some feel overdone for a performance art form that is at its most organic when mostly improvised, especially things like telling wrestlers where to stand during introductions.
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Nordstrom – Nordstrom was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" at Deutsche Bank, saying the 10 percent sell-off that followed the retailer's first-quarter earnings report was overdone.
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Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus believes jitters surrounding Thursday's U.S. airstrike that killed top Iran general Qasem Soleimani is overdone, and he thinks Wall Street generally agrees.
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Williams said the reaction in energy prices was probably overdone, and the sectors most impacted should be retailers and other parts of the service sector, like restaurants.
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Henry Schein – The stock was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at Piper Jaffray, which said that it thinks the threat of potential competition from Amazon is overdone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leading shareholders in British listed infrastructure funds are doubling down on their investments, betting the political worries that sent valuations to decade-lows are overdone.
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"More than a year ago, I went to the NAACP and I said the sentencing laws were way overdone and we needed to lower them," he said.
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Just being the largest category of stocks in the market doesn't in itself mean the market has already overdone it and set the group up for failure.
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Those fears may have been overdone, analysts said, and with Fed officials still lining up to support further interest rate hikes, the dollar is on a solid footing.
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The authorities can keep the yuan basically stable, central bank chief economist Ma Jun said at the same briefing, as optimism about the U.S. dollar may be overdone.
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Speaking on the same panel, Barbara Novick, vice chairwoman at BlackRock, said she largely agreed with Summers' comments but suggested that the warnings of liquidity might be overdone.
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Breakup fears may be overdone Investors shouldn't be too concerned about Alphabet being broken up — or even severely penalized — by US antitrust regulators, said Jefferies analyst Brent Thill.
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South Korean Vice Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok said after a meeting with senior finance officials that Seoul was ready to steady the market if volatility seemed overdone.
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STEVE LIESMAN: John, it sounds to me the way you lay out and talk about the economy, you think the market has overdone here it on the pessimism.
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Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Marc Mani believes the procedure has become more popular in the United States because of the stigma associated with overdone lip augmentation procedures.
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There are the obvious "don'ts" — don't mess with someone's skin or body — as well as some unspoken rules, such as not making your photo look overdone or fake.
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Unfortunately, though, many of the V-Day gifts we see are less sweet and more sickly-sweet — overdone, overdecorated, and covered in way too much pink and red.
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However, they argued that energy exposure fears were overdone and that TLAC supply may be lower than expected, partly because of uncertainty around what debt qualifies as TLAC.
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The SCI and CSI300 remain the world's worst-performing major stock indexes this year, but some investors say that fears of a rout in Chinese markets are overdone.
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But Martin said such a decline represents a rare buying opportunity, a chance to snap up Alphabet shares at a relatively cheap price considering the "overdone" regulatory concern.
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I think expectations have been set of a rate cut have been overdone so it will be interesting to see just how dovish the tone is, Gaffney said.
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In May 153, after a long day trimming the bushes in his backyard, Frank Mongiello thought he had simply overdone it when his right arm suddenly became weak.
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"The fact that retail sales excluding cars (have) held up well and consumer confidence has also improved indicate that concerns about China's consumers are largely overdone," He wrote.
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Despite the plunge over the past six months, the stock is actually in the middle of a comeback as some investors bet the 22018 sell-off was overdone.
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"John is the best at creating a special twist on a simple updo, and Tracy is great at accentuating your favorite features without it being overdone," she said.
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We asked five of our favorite chefs to share the meal that makes them feel a hell of a lot better when they've overdone it on potable merriment.
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"The analogy between subprime carbon assets and subprime mortgages has maybe been overdone," Gore said at the Investment Summit on Climate Risk in New York on Jan. 27.
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In the bond market, yields of U.S. safe-haven government bonds rose as some investors bet the recent decline in yields due to global growth concerns was overdone.
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Avocados are just as overdone in Firedog's own United Kingdom: Last year, The Telegraph reported that Britains were buying more avocados than oranges, for the first time ever.
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At best, it's an overdone gimmick; at worst, it turns foods into monstrosities focused less on flavor and more on likeliness to be Instagrammed by would-be influencers.
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In his heyday, he was a master of color who could effortlessly intuit what women wanted, making clothes that felt both youthful and elevated, never fussy or overdone.
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Boeing's stock gained 70% last week but Monday's move shows the rebound may have been overdone and pain in the airline industry is persisting from the coronavirus crisis.
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These effects can be enhanced by stirring the lees periodically, though they can also be overdone, resulting in an overly rich wine that is paradoxically prone to oxidation.
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"I think expectations have been set of a rate cut have been overdone so it will be interesting to see just how dovish the tone is," Gaffney said.
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It took about 25 minutes – you can read a complete recipe here – and although it looks pretty overdone the sear was great and the internal meat was just fine.
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That's why we tapped the founders of "fashion's favorite Instagram" to help come up with some still nostalgic, but no where near overdone looks we can wear its place.
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The season one mystery was too overheated by half, and it centered on a serial killer, surely the most overdone plot in all of TV cop drama right now.
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Top Chinese officials have repeatedly sought to assure markets in recent days that fundamentals of the world's second-biggest economy are sound and that recent turmoil has been overdone.
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Copper rebounded from a 14-week low as investors judged that the recent sell-off on the political uncertainties that have weighed on metals in recent weeks was overdone.
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Apple shares rebounded Thursday, following a five-day slide, after Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty said she believes the recent selloff is overdone, and therefore created a buying opportunity.
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Altice's woes have led to hedge funds selling shares in Altice's U.S. unit, although ABN AMRO analysts put a "buy" rating on Altice, saying debt worries might be overdone.
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A single dot just beneath the lower lashline, like the one Emma Roberts wore to an event earlier this month, makes a mod statement that looks fresh, not overdone.
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The plunge in Johnson & Johnson's stock price following a report suggesting the company knew about asbestos in its baby powder is overdone and "excessive," Wells Fargo told clients Friday.
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Well quite frankly the 30 percent-40 percent markdown at the open on Friday of a host of stocks from building materials to house-builders looked a tad overdone.
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"Everything is so predictable, fake, sponsored, promoted to death, and overdone," Marisa Fox, a freelance culture writer and filmmaker, tells Refinery29 of the current state of the red carpet.
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Indicated 20.6 percent higher Union Investment, one of Deutsche Bank's top investors, backed the German flagship lender on Wednesday, saying that a sell-off in its shares was overdone.
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What happened: The company didn't deliver great numbers, but they weren't as bad as feared, which made the stock's 25% decline so far this year look a bit overdone.
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I know, I know, pointing out the disparity between ourselves and our online personae is so overdone that it's become a right of internet passage in and of itself.
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On Tuesday, WTI crude oil prices broke below $30 a barrel for the first time since December 2003, leading some traders to speculate the recent losses may be overdone.
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She took a leap of faith in the '80s when she created a natural-looking cosmetic line that didn't follow the industry's color trends that looked garish and overdone.
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Goldman Sachs's recommendation to short gold, prompted by the bank's belief that the recent fear-induced rally has been overdone, fed into a more cautious sentiment for the metal.
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As if she didn't already have the steamer turned on and ready to smooth out the creases of my failed struggle, a task she always undertakes with overdone tenderness.
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"There is not a ton of interest in investors coming in, stepping in, saying, 'Listen, Alphabet is overdone, I want to buy it here on a pop,'" said Gilbert.
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At first it looks overdone, but it's another intentional move from DeMarco — the man does have over 50 years experience making pizza, so I'm gonna defer to his judgment.
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"This quarter and maybe going into next, gold will continue to struggle but the (positive) views on the U.S. economy are overdone," said Philip Newman, director at Metals Focus.
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Amy's vanity is almost always overdone, never more so than by the teen actress Elizabeth Taylor, with a set of blond ringlets that look like a brace of kielbasas.
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"Maybe regional investors have taken the view that the Brexit-driven sell-off was a bit overdone," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy at AMP Capital in Sydney.
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I have nothing but praise for the Berkshire bone-in pork chop and I loved the lamb burger, seasoned like Moroccan merguez (delivered with overdone, and overly salty, fries).
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Two weeks ago, when the first restrictions came in — banning all kinds of gatherings and closing pubs, though not actually restricting our movement — we were sure they'd overdone it.
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"While the print was disappointing owing to timing of orders and elevated investment activity, we believe the magnitude of the sell-off is overdone," wrote JPMorgan analyst Mark Strouse.
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You can also adjust the level of sharpening, which I find to be a little overdone on the high setting but is generally an improvement when set to low.
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Sanchez adds that the sell-off in Apple may be overdone and that it presents an opportunity for investors to reenter or add to their position in the stock.
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Even with the overdone echo tacked onto the 19-year-old's vocal track, and the inevitable one-finger club keys that kick in for the chorus, Khalid's delivery is compelling.
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"I think dollar/yen will get back to 120 at some point – we might want to sell it again there, but I think this move is way overdone," he added.
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The pullback in General Motors' stock this week following its earnings release may be "overdone," JPMorgan told clients on Wednesday, advising them to use the drop as a buying opportunity.
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Some traders said the dramatic curve flattening may be overdone and may revert if the government's November payrolls report out on Friday were to show solid jobs and wage growth.
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BUT I THINK THERE THAT THEY JUST WERE WAY OVERDONE ON THE DOWNSIDE AND -- SULLIVAN: DID YOU ADD AT ALL, AS THE PRICE FELL, DID YOU ADD TO YOUR POSITIONS?
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, considered one of the most dovish U.S. central bankers, surprised some investors by saying a 50-basis-point cut in rates "would be overdone".
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Mike Schumacher, director rate strategy at Wells Fargo, said the move in yields Thursday may have been overdone, and could have been exaggerated by investors who were forced to reposition.
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He said some of the criticism of Poland had been overdone, and that Standard & Poor's, the ratings agency, had miscalculated in downgrading the country's long-term foreign currency credit rating.
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SYDNEY, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Recent turmoil in global financial markets is likely overdone and has only limited implications for financial stability in Australia, a top central banker said on Thursday.
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"It's always the case a day after a big rally or selloff for people to feel it was overdone," said Phil Flynn, an analyst with Chicago brokers Price Futures Group.
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Yet the theme recurs so often that by the time the reader reaches the title story at the end, perhaps the best of the father-son stories, it feels overdone.
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WTI crude and Brent last stood around $47.00 per barrel and $48.75 respectively, with prices being dampened after Goldman Sachs warned that the price rally in August had been overdone.
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"The dollar rally we've seen over the past week may be a bit overdone considering the risks we're still facing," said Thu Lan Nguyen, currency analyst with Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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Traders said hedge funds had cut leveraged bets against the franc, prompted in part by worries about increased U.S.-North Korea tension, though some analysts said gains may be overdone.
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Goldman Sachs' recommendation to short gold, prompted by the investment bank's belief that the recent fear-induced rally has been overdone, also stoked a more cautious sentiment for the metal.
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Perry's chandelier dress and headpiece had working bulbs, creating an ensemble that was as overdone as the Tiffany lamps that Sontag gave as an example of "camp" in her essay.
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However, we believe the concerns are generally overdone given low valuations, manageable exposure to the energy sector, adequate capital positions and continued central bank liquidity provision in case of emergency.
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"However, we believe that the concerns of a glut are overdone and core petroleum inventory trends in the U.S. and globally remain supportive," the British bank said in a note.
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"We are at all-time highs so sometimes when you do get news that's of a nature where people want to sell, it gets a little bit overdone," Kinahan said.
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Even if concerns over regulatory gaps prove overdone, there is a second worry: that future policy in the EU, drafted without direct British influence, will become more hostile to business.
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Worth counters, however, that the unusual speed of decline for the group is "overdone," and Friday's bounce off a downward trend should set the group up for a bigger rebound.
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"Following what we view as an overdone correction in American Airlines shares after third-quarter earnings season, we view the risk-to-reward in American Airlines as attractive," added Baker.
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"We also continue to believe the narrative around 10 nm push-outs and server share loss is overdone ... We continue to see upside to our CY18 and CY19 EPS ests."
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Erik Nelson, a currency strategist at Wells Fargo in New York, sees further upside in the greenback as likely limited, however, saying that pessimism over other economies may be overdone.
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The Heisman Trophy will be awarded on Saturday and, once again, college football fans will tune in to watch one of the most overdone, self-important award ceremonies in sports.
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You may have overdone it by going cold turkey on your late wife: removing all pictures of her from your home and never talking about your marriage with your girlfriend.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, considered one of the most dovish U.S. central bankers, surprised some investors by saying a 50 basis point cut in rates "would be overdone".
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Never dramatic or overdone, the two-channel video installation, created between 2002 and 2015, pauses on ordinary details to consider feeling at its purest — raw and not yet fully understood.
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One must accept its absurd turns, along with the clangorous intrusions of Mistress Overdone and her gang of whorehouse rowdies, in the way one accepts the givens of science fiction.
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"While it remains to be seen how quickly the spread of the virus is contained, experience from the 2003 SARS outbreak suggests demand worries are likely overdone," the bank said.
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But no matter how much (or how little) you've consumed, if you experience side effects — such as feeling anxious, shaky, or wired — it's a sign that you've overdone the caffeine.
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" But some of the breeziness is overdone ("It wasn't until that crazy William the Conqueror busted onto the English-speaking scene"), and she overuses "dude" as a synonym for "man.
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While China's flu-like illness, which has killed more than 100, continues to keep markets on edge, there were signs investors see the recent rout in asset prices as overdone.
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However, robust stock levels and early indications that talks could be constructive suggest the current strength in prices may be overdone, she said, raising the risk of a pull-back.
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Michael Bapis, managing director of The Bapis Group at HighTower Advisors, says the surge in AMD has become overdone and he expects the tide to turn on these two names.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, he shared his take on some callers' favorite stocks: Hasbro: "This thing is so overdone on the down side, I've got to tell you, it's incredible.
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"We are concerned the Trump boost to equity valuations is overdone, as our analysis suggests limited benefits from infrastructure spending growth," equity analyst Curt Woodworth wrote in a note to clients.
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October's sell-off is overdone and the U.S. is looking the best in these conditions, Phil Camporeale, an asset management strategist for J.P. Morgan, said on CNBC's "Fast Money " on Tuesday.
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The "box of chocolates" gift may sit squarely on the overdone cliché list, but a towering chocolate fountain is okay by us (and certainly nothing any previous boyfriends got for her).
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Soft U.S. inflation data on Wednesday raised the number of Federal Reserve rate cuts priced in to the money market to three this year, although some analysts saw that as overdone.
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The "box of candy" gift may sit squarely on the overdone cliché list, but a towering chocolate fountain is okay by us (and certainly nothing any previous partners got for her).
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"We believe economic risks associated with regulatory outcomes are overdone, especially now that the DOJ has jurisdiction and only an anti-trust agenda, not privacy goals," they wrote in a note.
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Hailing from government and academic backgrounds, the four new members were thought to be doves by analysts, but some insiders at the Bank of Korea have said these views are overdone.
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Oil markets have been prone to over-bearishness of late with fears over supply returning to the market largely "overdone," according to the latest oil market analysis by RBC Capital Markets.
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We've found costumes that hit all the proper Halloween costume buttons: mildly funny with a splash of pop-culture and a smattering of movie/tv characters that aren't overdone just yet.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Geneva's financial sector is turning more positive after its fears about 246 turned out to be overdone, an annual survey by the Swiss city's banking association showed on Tuesday.
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"It's always the case a day after a big rally or sell-off for people to feel it was overdone," said Phil Flynn, an analyst with Chicago brokers Price Futures Group.
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Global Market Strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, Michael Bell said the market is now pricing in a 50 percent chance of recession in Europe -- a figure which he feels is overdone.
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"It's always the case a day after a big rally or sell-off for people to feel it was overdone," said Phil Flynn, an analyst with Chicago brokerage Price Futures Group.
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It was brash, outlandish, and overdone, a concept car so aggressively futuristic that it was hard to see what parts Lexus would be able to translate to any future production vehicles.
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"The hysteria about this being authoritarian is completely overdone, but I will say right now, Congress is having a very difficult time passing a full-year defense spending bill," she said.
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Getting through "American Dirt," in all the overdone stinging suspense, means readers can imagine themselves compassionate and in possession of a scale on which to judge the actual migrants around them.
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Investors have piled into a wide range of risky assets, including everything from crude oil and junk bonds to Snap (SNAP) and yes, GE. Some believe the GE comeback is overdone.
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Throughout the hotel, the decor adds to the tasteful, extravagant-but-not-overdone elegance of the lobby, and fits well with the couture-chic that the property strives (successfully) to cultivate.
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Analysts said the falls were a result of an overdone price rally this month which lifted crude by over 20 percent between the beginning of the month and late last week.
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But he said sharp declines in energy costs were beneficial for a fuel-importing country like Japan, adding that concerns the current oil rout may trigger a global recession were overdone.
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"The euro's fall on worries about European banks' exposure to Turkey seems a bit overdone, considering that their scale is not that huge," said Yukio Ishizuki, a senior strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Win Thin, global head of emerging market currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, said the recent run-up in Brazilian stocks could be "overdone," citing the widespread under-performance among emerging markets.
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Morgan Stanley: Bank stock sell-off is overdone The pullback in financial stocks this year is a buying opportunity, Morgan Stanley told clients Monday, recommending an overweight stance on the group. 4.
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Additionally, we are upgrading AGCO to Overweight; given its limited exposure to the US row crop sector, the recent sell-off is overdone, in our view, and provides a decent entry point.
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And while I think unexpected love stories are often overdone, the one in The Incredible Jessica James was actually really sweet and made me question my own views on falling in love.
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" On Tuesday, members of the Federal Reserve's policy committee toned down the outlook for rates, with St. Louis Fed President James Bullard saying a 50-basis-point rate cut "would be overdone.
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In a note Monday, researchers at Swiss bank UBS claimed recent sterling weakness was "overdone," suggesting markets had overpriced sluggish U.K. data as well as the no-deal Brexit risk for October.
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But some of the world's top funds say the falls are overdone and the euro's strength underscores the region's better prospects, so that shares of domestically focused companies could offer rich rewards.
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The euro was slightly higher on the day at $112.4953 after scaling a peak of $1.13915 on Wednesday, despite evidence that positioning for a dramatic stimulus scale-back might have been overdone.
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"Optimism on US-China trade talks is also bolstering risk sentiment... the sharp rally in oil prices is also indicative of the fact that global growth fears were probably overdone," added McCarthy.
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The U.S. 10-year notes have regained some footing this week as investors evaluated whether last week's selloff that sent the benchmark 10-year yield to almost seven-year highs was overdone.
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"Recent sterling weakness has been overdone, in our view, because markets are pricing in too high a risk of a no-deal Brexit in October," UBS wealth management said in a note.
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"This swift action supports our view that there won't be a sharp deceleration in the Chinese economy this year and that fears of a major global slowdown are overdone," Mr. Yu added.
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When Terpsichore placed her finger onto Apollo's at the start of the pas de deux, the emphasis was overdone: What should matter more is the line that follows as she turns away.
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The best advances of this 11-year uptrend have come when the saturating fear of some daunting threat (sovereign-debt defaults, oil crash, China financial crisis, trade war) proved unfounded or overdone.
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"Never overdone, casual but chic," is how Czech, who was born in Poland and has lived in the United States for the past 30 years, puts it in her pan-European accent.
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Rather than going the romantic — but overdone — flowers, chocolates or table-for-two route, the Canadian hotel chain is upping the ante with a four-hour Baby Maker Nooner special on Feb.
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That's because it usually takes more than one day for clarity to arrive, but he thinks there are really only three oil stocks that make sense in this uncertain and overdone environment.
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It&aposs not super exclusive (and expensive) like the recent Gucci collaboration and it&aposs not overdone to the point where you can only sensibly wear it at a Disney amusement park.
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The Chinese currency has also weakened on a trade-weighted basis against a basket of currencies, based on the CFETS RMB Index, but that could also be slightly overdone, according to some.
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And though the milky visual disruptions that signal Gina's initially blurry view of the world are overdone, there's something seductive about her journey that cries out for a filmmaker like Nicolas Roeg.
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The unicorn, with its halo-encircled horn, rears up its hind legs as if battling evil forces, surrounded by impasto patterns and circles, decorative landscape elements, and full-to-bursting, overdone blooms.
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We do not and have not moved weight, but it seems like maybe the banana thing has been overdone: At this point, it seems like it's the pumpkin spice of smuggling techniques.
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Ahead, our top picks for the best lip glosses around — all wildly shiny, with zero stubborn tackiness when you press your lips together, formulated with a punch of satisfying (but not overdone) sparkle.
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The research team at Unicredit said in their note Friday that while the current sell-off in the euro is probably overdone, thin trading volumes at Christmas may well see it move lower.
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Chocolate fountain The "box of chocolates" gift may sit squarely on the overdone cliché list, but a towering chocolate fountain is okay by us (and certainly nothing any previous boyfriends got for her).
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The hype that attended the surprise declaration by Friedrich Merz, a politician-turned-businessman, that he would run for the leadership of Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) may have been a trifle overdone.
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The recent drop by the 1.503-year yield seemed overdone, and with Fed's Powell not providing clear hints of a rate cut this year, the rebound in yields could continue for a while.
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The recent drop by the 10-year yield seemed overdone, and with Fed's Powell not providing clear hints of a rate cut this year, the rebound in yields could continue for a while.
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I think part of feeling romantic and sexy is feeling clean and well put together, so I don't have to be really overdone but I have to feel like I've looked after myself.
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Comments from St. Louis Fed President James Bullard fed speculation overnight, when he said the Fed may have "slightly overdone it" when it last raised interest rates by a quarter point in December.
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SHANGHAI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Concerns that a sharp fall in Chinese stocks this year will turn into a rout as China and the United States exchange barbs on trade are overdone, some investors say.
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It takes a little extra time to strategize what to wear for the multitude of brunch scenarios that can and may arise — but, like the experience itself, brunch outfits are best not overdone.
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A view that the dollar's sell-off had been overdone, plus minutes from the Fed's January rate-setting meeting that offered a relatively upbeat tone, helped give the dollar a lift last week.
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DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Sherman believes the August rush into Treasurys may have been overdone and said that those worried over a potential economic slowdown in the U.S. may be better served buying gold.
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Blissfully unaware of the distance between myself and the next person, I contemplated the scope of questions that were within reason to ask an Instagram style influencer: Is the mini-bag trend overdone?
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"Investors are still trying to assess the possible impact of the coronavirus and they probably feel that yesterday's decline was a bit overdone," said Daniel Grosvenor, director of equity strategy at Oxford Economics.
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"We think that dovish pricing is overdone given that we have the review going on and the ECB keeps stressing the importance of the fiscal side," said Peter McCallum, rates strategist at Mizuho.
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One night the fried milkfish in pritong isda was so overdone that even topping it with calamansi juice, fish sauce and a crisp, juicy spoonful of marinated chayote on top didn't revive it.
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Muscat said he feared leaving the EU single market would reduce Britain's comparative advantage in services although he said predictions of a mass exodus from the City of London after Brexit were overdone.
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However, Dryden from JPMorgan belives that political risk is "overdone" in France, given that the election includes two rounds, which decreases the chances of a final win for the far-right of Le Pen.
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The pitfalls of a seemingly simple burger are legion: too dry, overdone, underdone, oddly tough, falling apart, charred outside but somehow raw in the middle — and there's only so much ketchup can cover up.
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Chicago-based Ron Waliczek, managing director of over-the-counter FX and interest rates at INTL FCStone, said going into Wednesday's Fed decision, the dollar had been overdone and had been so since 2014.
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This year's respite from the commodities rout is a "bit overdone" and investors should watch out for further retracement, the CEO of one of the world's largest natural resources companies told CNBC on Saturday.
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A chocolate fountain The "box of candy" gift may sit squarely on the overdone cliché list, but a towering chocolate fountain is okay by us (and certainly nothing any previous partners got for her).
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Currencies that currently have downside beyond the U.S. dollar include the Japanese yen, wherein many moves have been overdone, and the British pound sterling which continues to face headwinds in reaction to Brexit talk.
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That's because the shows, while entertaining and sometimes larger than life, also tap into the very real emotions that dwell within teens and young adults and don't insult viewers with overdone stereotypes and tropes.
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A rally that lifted benchmarks about 16 percent and pushed above $50 a barrel during the last seven sessions lost steam on Monday as market watchers including Morgan Stanley said the gains were overdone.
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The frenetic anger and frantic, grasping insecurity involved in the post-Brexit freak-out, or the entirety of the Trump campaign, ooze a certain passion that easily transmutes itself into campy, overdone sexual collapse.
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Roku – Wedbush upgraded the maker of streaming video devices to "outperform" from "neutral," saying a recent pullback in the stock was overdone and that it has built an exceptional platform to support its players.
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He believes the sell-off that has pushed down share prices in the sector by approximately a third this year is an overdone reaction to concerns about growth in China and other emerging markets.
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"Copper is below $26.8716,000 (a tonne) again, but the drop may be seen as a little overdone, explaining the uptick today," said a commodities trader in Sydney who did not want to be named.
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But if you cringe as I do at the idea of baking until overdone, get off at Highlands, the nearest shore town, built on a bluff some 300 feet above the Sandy Hook Bay.
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"While we expect consumption growth to slow, we think that the anxiety about China's consumers is largely overdone," Tianjie He, a senior economist at research firm Oxford Economics, wrote in a note on Wednesday.
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To be sure, some analysts warn that the dollar's weakness is overdone and excessive bearish bets against the dollar could spur a short squeeze in the event of any positive news for the dollar.
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"We think that dovish pricing is overdone given that the we have the review going on and the ECB keeps stressing the importance of the fiscal side," said Peter McCallum, rates strategist at Mizuho.
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Hats off to Vivo for sending me a black device and not some rainbow-hued monster (the ultra-colorful phones are severely overdone at this point), but there's just nothing here that stands out.
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"High-frequency accounts and leveraged specs (speculative traders) have been reported on the bid, though there are plenty of offers ready to cap overdone rallies," analysts from currencies exchange LMAX said in a morning note.
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"I would guess these moves are a little bit too fast — they are a bit overdone," Tom Albanese, the chief executive of Vedanta Resources, told CNBC Africa at the London Business School's Africa Business Summit.
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"Obviously we are getting later in the cycle, and we get the absolute valuation concern, but the demand concern seems overdone," Credit Suisse analyst Seth Sigman echoed in a separate note to investors last week.
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One company in the space Gilbert likes right now is Foot Locker, noting that Susquehanna's footwear analyst, Sam Poser, marks the name a buy and believes its recent sell-off on weak earnings was overdone.
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Chicago-based Ron Waliczek, managing director of over-the-counter FX and interest rates at INTL FC Stone, said going into Wednesday's Fed decision, the dollar had been overdone and had been so since 2014.
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And while many expected bond yields to remain at ultra-low levels, some believed market concern about recession risks — reflected in the inversion of the U.S. 2-10 year yield curve this week — were overdone.
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This is the most confident performance we've seen from him since Zoya Akhtar's "Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara", and his performance lends credence to what would otherwise be just another one of the overdone revenge sagas.
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In a note, they said the stock's jump this month — which has been driven in part by excitement that the company is letting some users buy and sell bitcoin on its Cash app — is overdone.
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Written by Michael Green, this "Orient Express" makes a few questionable choices, from the distractingly overdone musical score to rushing through the climax in a way that shortchanges the character interactions and blunts the payoff.
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The overdone adult drama — let's just say somebody slept with someone they weren't supposed to — is so affected and unnecessary that it feels like an insult to character whose story the movie is ostensibly about.
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"The slide by the dollar last week was perhaps overdone - for example, the dollar's drop to the mid 105 yen level was too rapid," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.
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Even so, the index is far less negative than the minus 47 a year earlier, underscoring the view that conditions may remain stable in the near term despite concerns that market rallies may be overdone.
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And yet, the most rewarding phases of this bull market have come when stocks broke higher out of long, anxious, volatile trading ranges after acute economic fears and cries if central-bank impotence proved overdone.
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The euro has retraced some of its weakness in recent weeks, with investors seeing the move as overdone and as fears ease that Italy will look to leave the euro zone in the near-term.
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The euro has retraced some of its weakness in recent weeks as investors see its fall as overdone and as fears that Italy will look to leave the euro zone in the near-term ease.
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Tom Design Personalized Heart Locket, from $34Heart jewelry can seem overdone around Valentine's Day, but this locket is festive while still being dainty, and it's minimal enough that they can wear it all year round.
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Hu said the stock market decline is probably a bit overdone, and noted previous divergences in steel and Chinese stock prices occurred at a turning point in monetary policy toward easing that would help stocks.
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Concerns that the UK upheaval could spread to Germany, Europe's other big real estate investment market, were also overdone, with no increase in demand to redeem there, said managers at Deka and Union Investment, among others.
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"There's protection and it looks to me like the 5 percent drop in the share price is a bit overdone," the analyst said, adding WesternLink was the only project in Prymian's portfolio that had presented issues.
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LIRA IN FOCUS Analysts at UBS said pessimism in the bond market looked overdone, citing three reasons: economic growth is slowing, not stalling; central banks still support growth; and corporate earnings are stronger than they appear.
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Medical, retail and government workers were the most teetotaling (or maybe just the least likely to call out when they'd overdone the booze.) Employees in these fields admitted to taking only one sick day, on average.
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But fears Russia's exports will keep on rising look overdone, at least for the coming few years, given the practical constraints preventing it shipping even more of its rapidly increasing grain stocks, farmers and analysts said.
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All in all, fears of significant political destabilization and systemic disruptions thus seem overdone, which may be one reason why markets, equities in particular, have been so stable and calm until recently despite rather stretched valuations.
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Worries about the U.S.-China trade war are overdone because the impact on China will not be as immediate and challenging as many investors expect, according to the chief executive of a widely followed investment group.
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That's because it usually takes more than one day for clarity to arrive, but the "Mad Money" host said Friday there are really only three oil stocks that make sense in this uncertain and overdone environment.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Investors should short gold, one of the best performing assets this year, Goldman Sachs said, as it believes a recent rally triggered by concerns over the health of the global economy has been overdone.
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We assumed come fall we'd move on from the overdone off-the-shoulder silhouette and make room for some fresh, autumn-appropriate trends (like the mini bell sleeve, which has long deserved its moment in the spotlight).
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A cynic might suggest that this is just a remix of the typical (and overdone) chrome effect that companies like to apply to technological products and car window frames, but cynics say a lot of silly things.
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Shares of the payment processing firm Square may have reached a bottom because concerns about credit quality and insider selling of the stock are overdone, CLSA told clients on Monday, upgrading the stock to buy from outperform.
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This Shark Tank-born company has grown to be one of Instagram's favorite flower services, and not just because unique pickings like eucalyptus and white snapdragons are a breath of fresh air from the overdone red rose.
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"There is hope you are going to see some sort of stimulus by the United States ... Some believe the selloff recently was a bit overdone," said Scott Brown, chief economist at Raymond James in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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"We're obviously coming back pretty substantially at least in the early going because I think people realize that the market was overdone with the selloff yesterday," said Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Reflecting on recent market volatility, Goldman's Peter Oppenheimer said there was confusion in the market over which way the global economy was heading with concerns over deflation a major factor for investors – concerns he thought were overdone.
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Last weekend I started playing The Division again in a frantic attempt to finish the game before the sequel comes out, and I realized that in every single neighborhood, the local quest-giver has some overdone shtick.
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"It was our belief that the U.S. dollar move last month was overdone and the greenback is now searching for a new, slightly weaker range against the euro and a handful of other European currencies," Doyle said.
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SunTrust analyst Ali Agha in a note to clients said the sell-off in Edison International was likely overdone because total acres and property burned so far in its territory were smaller than in fires last year.
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When athletes sought advice in individual consultations, he said, he told them to take "as low a dose as possible," cautioning them to watch for cramps or changes in voice as signs that they had overdone it.
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"The idea of London's demise was overdone because it will retain most of the advantages that made it a great financial centre," said Peter Hahn, a professor of banking at the London Institute of Banking and Finance.
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The moves are the latest sign that years of frenzied investment to boost hog production has been overdone, with output well beyond stagnating domestic demand at a time when global pork supplies are already at record levels.
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Suggesting initial concerns about the impact of the Brexit vote may have been overdone, morale among company executives hit its highest level in 2-1/2 years in October, according to the latest Ifo business climate index.
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"Gold is regaining some ground because people are seeing yesterday's sell off as overdone, so there is basically bargain hunting considering risk related to coronavirus and its impact on global growth," said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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While the chatter about early elections may be overdone - none of Netanyahu's coalition partners wants new polls and he may be exploiting that concern to keep potential disruptors in line - the regional risks are harder to control.
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While the intention of negative rates was to push down already-low borrowing costs, some BOJ officials worry that the recent sharp drop in long-term bond yields may be overdone and driven largely by speculative trading.
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"The scenario is corny, even annoying, and the acting, like that of so many silent movies, is overdone, rhetorical, and bug-eyed," Joan Acocella wrote in The New Yorker in 2012, but the acting isn't the point.
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Yes, this was largely the messy, mechanical repositioning of systematic investment vehicles that had overdone the "risk-off" trade and had to scramble to unwind it, and not so much the studied reassessment of the economic probabilities.
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Doubts were growing too about any improvement in what U.S. President Donald Trump called "testy" trade relations with China before this month's G21.4 summit while some market anxiety emerged that Federal Reserve rate cut speculation may be overdone.
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While Tuesday's bearish activity did not tick all the boxes (valuation, sentiment, technical) for us to go along with it, the bullish sentiment in copper may indeed be overdone, leaving the commodity vulnerable for a near-term pullback.
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Wealthy manipulators and upwardly mobile networkers had laid irresistible bait for America's poorest and most frightened: on the team that's supposedly winning, gnawing at overdone filet mignon instead of being pepper sprayed by cops in the capitol's streets.
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The 20073s carried on the overdone cat eye of the 60s, but usually accompanied it with a bright pastel shadow and, often, a line of white eyeliner alongside the black to make the eyes look bigger and deeper.
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The recent sell-off in U.S. consumer packaged goods companies following the Amazon deal for Whole Foods "is overdone," according to one analyst, who says the market may have misjudged just how much profit margins would get squeezed.
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Fears of a break in the trading relationship disrupting business and grounding planes were overdone "unless someone is suddenly suggesting that it would be advantageous for European airlines not to be able to fly to Heathrow", he said.
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Thus they parade around Miriam Buther's rather overdone set like angsty marionettes, which the director uses to distract us from a story that Albee wrote from the heart, complete with fractious questioning, technical finesse, and plain old talent.
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I have some upcoming appointments to talk with some publishers and agents in the Christian Bookseller Association world, so maybe someone will tell me that's overdone or too edgy, and if that's the case certain elements may change.
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Nishant X. Upadhyay, an emerging market bond investor at HSBC Global Asset Management, took the opportunity late last year to buy Turkish government bonds, betting that worries about President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his political ambitions were overdone.
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"CSX's stock is up 44 percent for the year thanks to the miracle man at the helm, Hunter Harrison, and it seems so overdone that even I, a railroad fan, have to say enough is enough, " Cramer said.
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Doubts were growing too about any improvement in what U.S. President Donald Trump called "testy" trade relations with China before this month's G23 summit while some market anxiety emerged that Federal Reserve rate cut speculation may be overdone.
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"Yesterday's reaction was just overdone to the downside," said Doug Houghton, analyst with Brock Associates Inc, noting that hogs and other markets were pressured on Monday by fears of a prolonged trade war between the United States and China.
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The sell-off in shares of Pure Storage this year may be overdone, UBS told clients Thursday, predicting 40 percent upside for shares of the cloud computing play on a potential acquisition and a number of other positive catalysts.
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Concerns that Spain's political deadlock after an inconclusive election in December could damage the economy were overdone, he said, adding they paled in comparison to the effect of the slowdown in China or the price slump in raw materials.
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Crude oil has fallen 21 percent from its recent high, causing many investors to pump the brakes on the energy sector, but as the commodity nears four-month lows, some traders apparently think the sell-off might be overdone.
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Doubts were growing too about any improvement in what U.S. President Donald Trump called testy trade relations with China before this months G23 summit and some market anxiety emerged that Federal Reserve rate cut speculation may have been overdone.
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Global fixed income yields had soared last week, with German bond yields hitting a 3 1/2-week high after industrial output and inflation data in Europe and the United States suggested pessimism on economic growth might be overdone.
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In 2007, he braved a rainy stage to unleash what, in my mind, is the best Super Bowl halftime show we've ever seen, turning what is largely a drudgery of desperate commercialism and overdone stage design into something unforgettable.
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The U.S. dollar rose on Thursday, rebounding after a slide that investors considered overdone following remarks by President Donald Trump that the currency was getting too strong and he would prefer the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates low.
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Yields across global fixed income soared last week, with German bond yields hitting a 3 1/2-week high after industrial output and inflation data in Europe and the United States suggested pessimism on economic growth might be overdone.
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German yields last week touched 3-1/2-week highs and endured their worst week since February 2018 after industrial output and inflation data in Europe and the United States respectively suggested pessimism on economic growth might be overdone.
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"Today's selling seems a bit overdone so it is likely that those who expected that the Nikkei futures would settle higher are selling these large Nikkei components on disappointment," said Naoki Fujiwara, a fund manager at Shinkin Asset Management.
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LIRA IN FOCUS Analysts at UBS noted that pessimism in the bond market looked overdone, citing three reasons: economic growth is slowing and not stalling, central banks remain supportive of growth, and corporate earnings are stronger than they appear.
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Rising U.S. Treasury yields, a view that the dollar's selloff had been overdone, and minutes from the Fed's January rate-setting meeting that offered a relatively upbeat tone helped the index notch a gain of 0.8 percent this week.
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But some fund managers, who have since increased their retail holdings, reckon the sell-down was overdone, and dire warnings in some media that the $29 billion U.S. e-commerce giant would "destroy" Australia's traditional retail industry were overblown.
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With shares significantly underperforming both the S&P and Staples YTD (LW -143% versus the S&P +15.3% and XLP +16%), we see an attractive valuation risk/reward as concerns around growing industry capacity in 2019-2155 are overdone.
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Rising Treasury yields, a view that the dollar's sell-off had been overdone, and minutes from the Fed's January rate-setting meeting that offered a relatively upbeat tone helped the index notch a gain of 0.9 percent this week.
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"We were always of the view that the initial rally after the ban was announced was overdone and a lot of it reflected speculative activity rather than actual demand in the physical market," said Capital Economics analyst Keiran Clancy.
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Crude oil prices fell as analysts, including Goldman Sachs, warned that a price rally in August had been overdone, and that a proposed oil production freeze at current near record levels would not help rein in an oversupplied market.
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"Extreme volatility in the market seems to be overdone, but none of these problems has been resolved," said Hikaru Sato, a senior technical analyst at Daiwa Securities, adding that the next focus would be the G21 meeting next week.
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There was something very familiar about EA's botched roll-out of a premium Battlefield V character skin a few weeks ago, where the company slapped the name of a significant anti-Nazi resistance member onto a laughably overdone German super-soldier.
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"A lot of this rally has been built on renewed confidence in China and maybe a feeling that, fundamentally, the declines we have seen up until the end of January were potentially overdone," he added, saying investors had been taking profits.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose on Thursday, rebounding from a slide investors considered overdone following remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump that the currency was getting too strong and he would prefer the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates low.
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Some analysts have said that the market's concerns may be overdone, as sales momentum may pick up ahead of the holiday shopping season later this year as titles like Super Mario Party and Pokemon: Let's Go series hit the shelves.
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"This sort of a doomsday scenario that's being painted if he were not to get his extension is a bit overdone," she said, noting that Rajan has institutionalized many of his reforms, such as the RBI's new inflation-targeting framework.
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Its first-quarter earnings were boosted by one-off items, but costs caused by the EU's drug serialisation requirements kept the rest of its operations weak, Erste analysts said in a note, adding though that the share price drop was overdone.
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"It (the crown) is one of the cheapest currencies out there," said Andreas Koenig, adding that Tuesday's reaction to weak inflation data was overdone because "a lot of seasonal and one-off effects" has led to the drop in January's numbers.
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"I think this fear of Russia possible invading the Baltic states is completely overdone and irrational," Jacob Grapengiesser, partner & head of Eastern Europe at asset manager East Capital, and based in Moscow for the last 20 years, told CNBC Wednesday.
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But those gains are overdone, and the currencies are expected to give up some ground in the short term, said DZ Bank's Sandra Striffler, who was the best forecaster for the region's currencies on the one-month horizon last year.
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A few analysts believe the rally that followed the Fed's decision and statement on Wednesday was overdone and now the market is ratcheting back forecasts of three to four rate cuts given that the U.S. economy, while slowing, remained solid overall.
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"Whilst the EV story appears to be the theme dominating any bullish news flows, elevated stainless stocks and increasing nickel pig iron production mean some specs see (the) short-term rally as overdone," broker Marex Spectron said in a note.
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"We're reluctant to over read this data and think today's 1.21 percent selloff in [Smith & Wesson] is overdone, particularly since a potential Clinton presidential win could backstop gun demand," Cowen & Company analyst Cai von Rumohr said in a research note.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gregory Peters, senior investment officer at Prudential Fixed Income, on Tuesday said the steep selloff in U.S. bonds following last week's surprise election of Donald Trump to the White House and the Republican sweep of Congress was overdone.
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The most accurate forecaster over the past year providing rolling 22010-month estimates, Banco Base, saw it firming to 23 per dollar, suggesting the currency's 2065 percent drop in the last two months may have been overdone, at least for now.
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Safe haven German government bonds were set for their biggest weekly selloff in nearly one-and-a-half years as signs of economic strength in the United States and parts of Europe suggested fears of a downturn may be overdone.
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"The problem is that investors look at impact today, while OPEC focuses on reaching stability in the coming 6-9 months, so the long squeeze yesterday was overdone a bit," said Hans van Cleef, senior energy economist at ABN Amro.
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LONDON/BOSTON (Reuters) - Stock market optimism about U.S. President Donald Trump's economic agenda is overdone and political risk in Europe isn't priced in, according to some hedge funds who are betting that the rally in equities is coming to an end.
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Suggesting initial concerns about the impact of June's Brexit vote may have been overdone, morale among German company executives hit its highest level in 2-1/2 years in October, according to the Ifo business climate index published two weeks ago.
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It is a story of a good idea overdone, of financial engineers creating something new, lucrative and potentially dangerous for hedge funds, insurers, banks and ordinary investors to trade — arguably making the global financial system more fragile in the process.
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The strong dollar hurts, but it looks to me like consumer staples are down mainly because of the move up in yields, and it appears to me that it's overdone at this point, for a few of them, at least.
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Speaking to CNBC on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, Nikhil Srinivasan, the chief investment officer of Italian insurer, Generali, said concerns over the Italian banking sector were "overdone" and that the selloff was due to broader market fears.
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"In response to this (retail sales) number, markets appear to have concluded that the dollar sell-off through the early part of the year was overdone," said Karl Schamotta, head of enterprise risk management at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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In the past few weeks, though, the S&P 500 has waged a steep 6% rally, pulling within 20073% of its late-July record high by Friday's close, driven by the furious reversal of an overdone "fear trade" in August.
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Flop sweat producer PANIC ATTACK PANIC BUTTON This crossword was accepted in July 2018, with the comment that these types of "down" puzzles are becoming overdone lately, but because I had chosen a snazzy theme set it got the nod.
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I had overdone it, carrying my backpack full of camera gear wherever I went, walking for hours and hours at a time, taking long flights and hitting the streets as soon as I dropped my suitcase off at the hotel.
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Her costumes for Mud were unexceptional, perhaps overdone in the case of Henry whose spiffy jacket and tie seemed to go too far in differentiating him, since he appears to be more or less as broke as Lloyd and Mae.
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Just when you think he's overdone things a bit — the approach of a massive hurricane, a dying father, estranged siblings, financial turmoil, the threat of a redemptive ending with tears and hugs — the narrative strands unfold with plenty of dark comedy.
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"We review the recent selling as overdone and expect a stronger U.S. dollar from current levels by year-end 2017, a reversal of the current trend," Sameer Samana, global quantitative strategist at Wells Fargo, said in a note on Monday.
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Despite being solidly within the very, very, very well tread territory of "acoustic YouTube covers shot on a webcam in a bedroom," Pugh's ancient-in-internet-years cover of Oasis' most overdone song has proven to actually be an absolute gem.
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In the past few weeks, though, the S&P 500 has waged a steep 6% rally, pulling within 1% of its late-July record high by Friday's close, driven by the furious reversal of an overdone "fear trade" in August.
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Mr. Cruz sought to brush off Mr. Trump's questions about his eligibility, posting on Twitter a clip from the "jump the shark" episode of "Happy Days," which has become a cultural reference for when something once popular has become overdone and gimmicky.
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As I said earlier, I think there may have been in some— that the optimism about major changes, immediate large changes, under the Trump administration both on the fiscal side and on the deregulatory side, I think that was a little bit overdone.
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"There's also a sense in the market the weakness we saw in the dollar in March was overdone a bit," he said, noting some flight to quality following the release earlier this week of a weaker-than-expected China Caixin manufacturing PMI.
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LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - Germany's 10-year government bonds were set for their biggest weekly selloff since February 2018 on Friday as signs of economic strength in the United States and parts of Europe suggested fears of economic pessimism may be overdone.
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The Bank of Japan designed its new negative interest rates to avoid hurting bank profits, and the recent drop in bank stocks is "overdone," the BOJ's deputy governor said on Friday in what amounted to a defense of last month's shock policy decision.
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The dollar rose to its highest in more than a week against a basket of currencies on Wednesday on outlooks for U.S. and European interest rates and as investors saw the selloff that followed U.S. President Donald Trump's healthcare setback as overdone.
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"I think it would be very dangerous to take a position either that it's all going to be alright and that the fears were massively overdone, or that the fears were justified," said Goodhart, a professor at the London School of Economics, said.
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"The recent rally in banks was a bit overdone as there is still not much clarity with regard to how the government's ordinance for tackling bad debt will pan out," said Saurabh Jain, assistant vice-president of research at SMC Global Securities.
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C.J. Johnson, Edwin McCain's "I'll Be" Much of this treacherously overdone Idol anthem was out of tune, and I hated all of the contrived moves: blowing a kiss, wavering in the middle of a word for no reason, GRABBING A RANDOM HAND (shudder).
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Jana had gotten back into Valeant late last year, according to a regulatory filing, along with a number of other big name investors who reasoned that the stock price's fall sparked by questions about its accounting and business practices had been overdone.
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It's obviously quite bullish and ... anybody with a ruler can say the stock is up, but yet there [is] some evidence, at least that I look at, that suggests it's a bit overdone here and really needs to consolidate some of these gains.
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Finally, someone decided that nuclear weapons and nuclear-powered weapons were being a little overdone (probably, anyway) and came up with the idea to design a weapon that could hit with the force of a nuke, but without actually nuking a city.
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Self-imposed Halloween restrictions are ridiculously overdone for a specific reason: When students go to college, they enter a culture of moral, emotional and social chaos, and they no longer have family and old friends nearby to tell them how to proceed.
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The U.S. dollar hit five-week highs against the euro on Tuesday after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was seen as striking a slightly hawkish tone on rates, before the greenback gave back some gains as the move was seen as overdone.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose to its highest in more than a week against a basket of currencies on Wednesday on outlooks for U.S. and European interest rates and as investors saw the selloff that followed U.S. President Donald Trump's healthcare setback as overdone.
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"It appears that for now, markets are turning their noses up at the prospect that more gloomy earnings that might trigger some more negative risk sentiment," said Rabobank currency strategist Jane Foley in London, adding that the dollar's sell-off looked a little "overdone".
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"Even after stripping out this upside to 210 EPS (~$0.32 we estimate), the selloff in the stock may be overdone," the analyst added The retailer's stock has underperformed its peers, falling more than 8% since the trade tensions heightened in the beginning of May.
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"A lot of this rally has been built on renewed confidence in China and maybe a feeling that, fundamentally, the declines we have seen up until the end of January were potentially overdone," he added, saying investors had been taking profits on the miners.
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But the performances are dynamite — Negga's in particular — and Nichols' willingness to dodge convention, cliché, and overdone courtroom shenanigans make this an endlessly warm and surprising film that feels like it's about real people, instead of a manufactured legend about how laws were changed.
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While short periods of outperformance are not enough to go on, senior markets economist at Capital Economics, David Rees, said the expected EM slowdown for this year has been overdone, and he expects a small pick-up in growth both in 2016 and next year.
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"When you look at the factors that have driven this, there is some credence in oil prices, and China, and those types of things, but this market sell-off looks largely overdone to us," Darrell Cronk, president at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, told CNBC.
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"It makes sense for the U.S. dollar to have fallen after the Fed meeting, but similar to what occurred with the euro after the March 7 meeting, the reaction may have been overdone," said Juan Perez, senior currency trader at Tempus Inc in Washington.
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But maybe there's some room in the infinite space that is online media and in 24/7 cable news to put aside what's most profitable for a few minutes and cover anything else but the drama -- overdone, sensationalized or otherwise -- surrounding the incoming administration.
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Johnson said fears about the impact of leaving the EU had been wildly overdone, saying the stock market had not collapsed and the emergency budget with spending cuts and tax rises had not materialized as finance minister and Remain supporter George Osborne had warned.
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After Finn loses his hand, the many, many references to hands and arms feel overdone; Proulx goes so far as to have Michael take nightly batting practice against a machine called "the Arm," an all-too-explicit reference to that which his unathletic son lacks.
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He puts forth definitions and psychological theories of repression and disassociation that may seem, at times, overdone, or heavy-handed — even if they later prove useful because they describe almost perfectly the remarkable story the author will discover about the days following Nicky's death.
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For good or ill, Fashion with a capital F dresses can often look overdone or out of place on what has become a pretty visually safe space, and such was the case with Nicole Kidman's Scottish shipwreck of a puff-sleeved corseted Alexander McQueen.
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"The fundamentals are still weak and you still have worries about economic growth and its impact on fuel demand, so this is probably a sign that things have been overdone more than anything else," said Gene McGillian, analyst at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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We know the nautical themed stuff is a bit overdone at this point, but the Rusty Knot, birthed from the minds behind the Spotted Pig and Freemans, pulls it off without coming across as a dive designed to be a dive (which it is).
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From an overdone trailer featuring the the requisite "Haunting Cover of a Popular Song"—a nonsensical "I Think We're Alone Now" dirge—to a version of Colonel Sanders that mixes Hal Holbrook intonation with Stephen Root delivery, The Hard Way is consistently weird and charming.
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The stock market sell-off over the past month has gotten "overdone" and will be offset in part as companies return to buying back their own shares, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis that sees the market gaining close to 6 percent over the next two months.
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Auto-Tune is actually a software brand, but the extreme use of it in all sorts of tracks from Kanye West's "Heartless" to The Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling" has made "auto-tune" morph into more of a catch-all phrase for overdone pitch correction.
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The plot that sees the return of Elizabeth's uncle, the Duke of Windsor (formerly King Edward VIII), is overdone; there are sepia-toned flashbacks of him waltzing with Wallis Simpson and we are reminded ad nauseam that he abdicated the throne for love, for "something greater still".
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Signs of unease are starting to show though — some asset managers are starting to back away from bonds, wary the "euphoria" over U.S. interest rate cuts is overdone and a Fed policymaker this week made a point of saying that markets do sometimes get things wrong.
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Gildas Surry, a senior analyst at Axiom Alternative Investments, told CNBC Friday that there's a lot of "overblown, overdone headlines on this topic" and suggested that Deutsche Bank is a victim of its "own disclosure," with U.S. banks not having to abide by similar transparency requirements.
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Signs of unease are starting to show though -- some asset managers are starting to back away from bonds, wary the "euphoria" over U.S. interest rate cuts is overdone and a Fed policymaker this week made a point of saying that markets do sometimes get things wrong.
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In a sense, the market is divided between bears who think that these big issues are now coming to the fore and bulls who think these worries are overdone and that the global economy will muddle through once more, with low oil prices as a key driver.
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The shift this week to price in rate rises in the months ahead by a number of central banks outside of the U.S. Federal Reserve has left both the dollar and the yen exposed, but a number of analysts wonder if the move has been overdone.
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While Italy's market gains have been helped by growing confidence over the country's economic recovery, thanks in part to the European Central Bank's loose monetary policy, banks would be firmly in the firing line if the market suddenly considers the positivity overdone, such as around the election.
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Larry McDonald, head of U.S. macro strategies at ACG Analytics and editor of The Bear Traps Report, said he thinks the sell-off in Mexican stocks has been overdone, noting that a lot of the risks for those assets — including NAFTA and the election — are already known.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan designed its new negative interest rates to avoid hurting bank profits, and the recent drop in bank stocks is "overdone," the BOJ's deputy governor said on Friday in what amounted to a defense of last month's shock policy decision.
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Mr. Nichols's original version of the play — he later called it "savage, sentimental and overdone" — was universally rejected by theaters and might have been relegated to the dustbin had not his friend the Australian actor and director Michael Blakemore persuaded him to rewrite it almost entirely.
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But some strategists said the selling, which took the Dow down as much as 800 points intraday, appeared to be overdone and could have also been made heavier by the fact that the stock market is closed for a full day Wednesday for President George H.W. Bush's funeral.
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But the contrarian in me makes me wonder a little bit if it's overdone, if 'make America great again' has maybe had — I don't want to say a bubble effect — but maybe too much of a push on valuations here in the short term," he told "Closing Bell.
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"Even though the policy expectations of President-elect Trump may have sparked hopes of 'reflation' in the U.S. economy, the current sell-off in Treasuries is overdone and underestimates the negative impact his trade policies might have on global trade and growth," said Stefan Koopman, market economist at Rabobank.
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UBS says this cloud storage play may rally by 40% The sell-off in shares of Pure Storage this year may be overdone, UBS told clients, predicting 40 percent upside for shares of the cloud computing play on a potential acquisition and a number of other positive catalysts.
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ET. Earlier, in a speech at the National University of Singapore, San Francisco Fed President John Williams said the U.S. economy remains on track for a gradual path of interest rate hikes and fears over the impact of a slowing global economy and bouts of financial volatility are overdone.
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" However, Nathan noted that "it's really expensive to short the stock, and it's really difficult to buy puts to this because the put premiums are so elevated here, so for the time being unless it gets really overdone on the downside, it seems like a no touch to me.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn said the strong rally in U.S. stocks since Donald Trump captured the White House last week might be overdone, but that investors can expect the president-elect to be a consensus builder who can help fix Washington and improve the economy.
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"The rise today could be investors positioning ahead of the talks between China and the U.S. They (investors) could be thinking it's a good sign and the risk of a full-blown trade war will be averted," said Capital Economics commodities economist Simona Gambarini, adding that last week's fall was overdone.
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Yet he cautions the enthusiasm for this investing strategy may be overdone and suggests that rather than taking profits on oil-related investments, it may be preferable to do so on assets, such as copper, which have rallied strongly on expectations for President-elect Trump to significantly boost infrastructure spend.
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"While there is no question that the market's fundamentals remain precarious, we see the latest decline as overdone and a reason to believe the market is forcing OPEC to strike a deal at the end of this month," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist, said in a Tuesday note to clients.
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But given management's comments today on the "very high" bar a corporate deal must clear for it to pursue (focused on full-cycle returns) & it already has ~16 BBoe of resource with a cost of supply <$30/Bbl (no need to replenish inventory), we think the aforementioned concerns are overdone.
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Gains may be a little overdone given the uncertainty about the outcome of next week's Brexit votes, a slowing of economic growth and the fact that there has been little more than rhetoric around the U.S.-China trade talks, said Edward Park, deputy chief investment officer at asset manager Brooks MacDonald.
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In a sign that Russia and Saudi Arabia might not be on the same page, Russia's Oil Minister Alexander Novak agreed that concerns about Iran's supply had been overdone but said it was too soon to take barrels off the table, noting that there was a lot of volatility in the oil market.
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Platt's performance doesn't transfer perfectly from stage to screen — his nervy emotiveness is pitched to the back of a Broadway theater and can look overdone on a TV screen if you're not used to it — but at its core is an unnerving vulnerability lurking anxiously under the soaring warmth of his voice.
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"We recognize that broader industry headlines around use of data and potential regulation may be around for some time, but we believe the pullback in Twitter shares on Data Licensing concerns is overdone and we would take advantage of recent weakness," JP Morgan's Doug Anmuth wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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"If these Fed officials are not as dovish as (Federal Reserve Chair Jerome) Powell, and if the New York Fed's manufacturing survey on Monday proves stronger than forecast, they could show that the dollar weakening in response to Powell's congressional testimony was overdone," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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We think bearish sentiment around competition with Microsoft Teams and billings trajectory is now overdone and that even with tough comps ahead, the current setup is favorably skewed, given what we view as reasonable expectations, short interest >20% of current float, and shares now trading at, with Slack still growing revenue >60% YTD.
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BECKY QUICK: Although you did say an hour ago that the sell-off when the Dow was down by about 4593 points was not an undue sell-off, was not overdone at that point if we actually get into raising tariffs by 4583%-- WARREN BUFFETT: Well, it may be-- it may not be undue.
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Even as we march closer to the point where the daily global supply overhang turns to a deficit, a deluge of bearish headlines has kept the market on its heels," Croft and her colleagues noted, adding that they "believe that the most significant bearish risks are overdone or have already been largely priced in.
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S. bond yields rise as traders see decline as overdone > FOREX-Euro pressured ahead of ECB, kiwi skids on RBNZ rate cut > PRECIOUS-Gold dips as stocks, dollar advance ahead of ECB meeting > METALS-LME copper consolidates near four-month peak > Oil prices dip as global oversupply outweighs strong demand Reporting by Sudip Kar-Gupta
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Lautz has the kind of credentials—a trustee of the Harvard-Yenching Institute; a member of the Council on Foreign Relations—guaranteed to give fits to any Bircher past or present, but his book is thorough, judicious, and, except for a few overdone academic references to Cold War "paranoia," respectful of larger historical realities.
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"There's a moment here where we can build the kind of movement we need," Alex said in a recent interview with his alma mater, U.C.L.A. That's a lot to hang on a moment, but Los Angeles remains a capital of ambition, a place to realize dreams that feel outsize or overdone in other places.
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"We think the euro's weakness may be overdone as despite the U.S. Treasury yield spike theme reverberating in the markets over the last 24 hours, the U.S. economy is very much in the late stages of its economic cycle and a cautious ECB meeting is baked into markets," said Christin Tuxen, an FX strategist at Danske Bank in Copenhagen.
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The greatest concentration of unemployment is in the 18-29 age group, which comprises one-third of all the jobless: Other highlights of the poll: While much has been made over the decline in the labor force participation rate — at 62.6 percent, it is just off its lowest level since late 1977 — some economists think the fear is overdone.
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"In response to this (retail sales) number, markets appear to have concluded that the dollar sell-off through the early part of the year was overdone and consensus is now turning toward a resumption of the Federal Reserve's tightening cycle in the autumn," said Karl Schamotta, head of enterprise risk management at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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Rosé, Mimosa, and Sangria are all on the menu, and each one is perfumed with essential oils that make it smell almost a little too close to the real deal — so much so that you might want to skip this particular deo if you think you may have overdone it on the budget prosecco last night.
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"We think the euro's weakness may be overdone as despite the U.S. Treasury yield spike theme reverberating in the markets over the last 0.75773 hours, the U.S. economy is very much in the late stages of its economic cycle and a cautious ECB meeting is baked into markets," said Christin Tuxen, an FX strategist at Danske Bank in Copenhagen.
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And I think more than anything, now, as a parent with a 10 and a 15-year-old, and all parents worry about now is how we've overdone it for kids, and how freaked out they are and how stressed out they are … and I thought, we have a story out there about how you don't have to win to be a winner.
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And the Mooch, with his theatrically overdone New-York-finance-bro vibes and apparent longing to call up New Yorker writers to go on long, profane, on-the-record tangents, is exactly the kind of character SNL would make a meal out of — if only his short tenure hadn't happened in the middle of summer, when SNL is traditionally on hiatus.
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It's not Crusader Kings 2, where the game design itself generates and endless medieval soap opera (complete with twists that are by turns tragic and laughably overdone), but it gives you a sense of their being a political inner life to each nation, and creates internal tensions and pressures that tie back to what you can achieve on the map.
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Come out here and talk about your exposure – Cramer: Keep your mouth shut because no, you speak softly and you wait until that level where you think the shorts have overdone the stock and you do what [Lehman Brothers CEO] Dick Fuld did in 1998 and pick up the phone to guys like me and you say 32 bid, $1 million.
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Whether this trippy, hazy new offering is significant of things to come in 2017 is as yet unknown (the most recent official Aphex Twin release was the Cheetah EP this July, and the last album, Syro, came back in 2014) but for now it's an ideal antidote if you've overdone it on the East 17 and Slade this festive season: detox your mind on the sparse, gentle tones of 'tnoodvod104'.
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Concerns about the ability of its key division, AHL, to generate performance fees given it is currently on average 7.4 percent away from its high water mark – the level to which it needs to return in order to compensate for prior losses before it is able to charge clients a performance fee – are superseded by the widespread belief that the 37 percent battering to which its shares have been exposed this year, until today, is overdone.
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Though Carrère speaks ruefully of most of them — the autobiographical first novel that drew heavily if surreally on his French military-service experience in Indonesia where he taught old Chinese ladies to speak French and took every drug he could find; the second, which, set around the famous night in the summer of 280 when Mary Shelley came up with the Frankenstein story, he finds as overdone as the first; and the fourth, which he just says he doesn't like at all — two retain his affection: "The Mustache" (1986) and "Class Trip" (1995).
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Cooking food by heating it up to the precise temperature it should be served at takes a lot longer than just scorching it in a pan and hoping the inside isn't too raw or overdone, and because the chops were cooked at a low temperature and for a longer time than traditional methods, the outside didn't brown like you would it expect it to and sugars, like those in the pork chop's marinade, didn't caramelize—leading to the mildly unpleasant smell of all the acids in the marinade evaporating and leaving the sugars and spice behind.
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