Frothiness used in a sentence

Frothiness in a sentence as a noun

With the frothiness we might get 10 still.

“We've had 10 years of frothiness in venture markets.

We've had 10 years of frothiness in venture markets.

I've heard this term used a few times now - a "frothy market," or a "frothy startup," but I'm not familiar with it. What does frothiness mean in terms of markets?

"A 40% increase in a stock index in ~3 years is an amazingly huge bull market and the sense of frothiness was everywhere at the time.

The danger, like the Yahoo comment earlier, are the spotty business models and expansion that are built on that frothiness.

But building a biz solely because of market frothiness and hoping to hit the lottery seems like a horribly misguided idea.

Being early on a market call is the same as being wrong..which is why speaking about frothy valuations is one thing, putting money to work based on those presumptions of frothiness is playing with fire.

The large trends are relatively straightforward and predictable, it's the frothiness/immediacy within that that becomes a mess and wholly unpredictable.

If she had never been caught Theranos would probably be a public company by now trading at a $50B valuation off of covid testing hopes given the frothiness of this market and the money being thrown at diagnostics.

I think they are,” he said.> “There’s definitely some craziness and people overpaying”> “I think we’re in a period of overvaluation and frothiness”> "A bunch of bad decisions don’t necessarily mean we are in a bubble.”So its just unrealistic valuations and a frothy investment market leading to bad investing decisions.

Even after imputing returns of -100% to ICOs that don’t list their tokens within 60 days and adjusting for the returns of the asset class, the representative ICO investor earns 82%.Not saying I want to participate in any ICOs, especially now that a lot of frothiness has gone out of the market, but this article is clickbait garbage if they can't even summarize some of the main points from the abstract.