After that 24-point swing, the pendulum resumed swinging the other way.
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The pendulum is swinging the other way and that's going to help out a lot," Miller said on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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While there was underreaction on the part of regulators at first, "now you are really seeing the pendulum swinging the other way," she added.
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In the late spring or early summer when this phenomenon occurs it is decidedly less pleasant, because it means the temperature is swinging the other way.
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Why it matters: As the latest wave of tech startups lines up for its string of IPOs, the pendulum may be swinging the other way — with investors demanding problematic founders step back or cede control.
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We've done a lot of work looking at the problems of the criminal justice system, but this was our opportunity to look at a new reform we were hopeful would be the tip of the iceberg of the pendulum swinging the other way.
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To Garner, "these readings were classic signs of a broken market on the upside, yet people who were making money in stocks didn't want to admit that anything was wrong, at least not until the pendulum started swinging the other way," Cramer said.
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However, in Texas, the pendulum is swinging the other way soon: A series of new firearm laws will go into effect there next month -- further loosening gun restrictions in a state that's had four of the 10 deadliest mass shootings in modern US history. 2.
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Swinging the other way on the issue (as so many of us like to do), hooking up with another newbie can feel like you're on a new, vajestic journey together — teaming up to reach the sparkly orgasm jewels at the end of this epic sexual exploration.
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After a lot of trial and error (including swinging the other way and having no schedule), I find the best schedule is one that is spacious and flexible, and builds in plenty of independent learning and play time for kids, and reliable break times for me.
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In his 1993 chapter in Fabergé: Imperial Jeweller he railed against "fraudulent jumbles of brushstrokes and meaningless heaps of rubbish left on the gallery floor to be admired by the simple minded". He was optimistic, however, that the pendulum was now swinging the other way towards respect for "anything that shows evidence of work well done", for instance the work of highly skilled craftsmen working for Fabergé, Lalique and Cartier. Snowman acknowledged, however, that the work of Fabergé, for instance, could seem over-ornate and was not always to the modern taste. He made no comment regarding the cost of such items.
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