bad time
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Ignacio called the timing premature and is wary of Arbeloa: "I hope I'm wrong but I don't think he's ready and he's taking over at a very bad time for a rookie. If Xabi wasn't able to impose himself on this dressing room, I doubt that Arbeloa, with less experience as a coach and less of a legacy as a player, will be able to."
From BBC
Muir says it’s not a bad time to own XLE, but also sees an opportunity in Canadian energy names, which sold off on Venezuela headlines as that country represents heavy crude competition.
From MarketWatch
James adds that the timing of the outage, during the lucrative Christmas period, comes at a particularly bad time for Ubisoft.
From BBC
There is a theory that it’s never a bad time to buy a house.
From MarketWatch
There is, however, a bad time to sell one.
From MarketWatch
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