Sentences with phrase «bust cycles»

Canadian housing markets have boomed in recent years with extremely high levels of starts, sales and price gains, but the report's authors say «the country's real estate markets have generally lacked the degree of speculation that dominated past boom - bust cycles and the excesses have been far less than those evident in the U.S.»

The cycle repeats itself endlessly... because... people ignorant of history refuse to learn from past boom / bust cycles.

You will be surprised at how happy and well - off you really are, because you are better off than 85 % of the world's population simply by virtue of living in Canada and enjoying its social safety net, health care system etc. and personal income opportunities (other than those income «opportunities» as pursued via gambling; i.e., trying to time the real estate boom / bust cycles).

In particular, Moore points to markets in Texas, which generally experience more boom and bust cycles than California.

REALTORS rely on these boom bust cycles to fill their pockets but that is what happens when you have 70 % too many REALTORS selling real estate.

If you've been here longer than five years, you're well aware of the boom - and - bust cycles that have dotted the economic landscape in this area.

Spiro Kladis talks about changes in the interest rate, property boom and bust cycles, as well as how changes in the government affect investments.

They have seen a lot of different business landscapes and have successfully addressed complexities and challenges such as merges & acquisitions and boom & bust cycles.

Under normal circumstances, analysts would agree that the crypto market moves in boom - bust cycles that are quick, dramatic, and tilted towards the upside.

«While coin offerings have benefitted from the success of Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies, there remains a significant need in the market for due - diligence backed investment methodology to avoid boom and bust cycles.»

Bitcoin spent many of those previous boom and bust cycles priced well below $ 1,000 — it has never reached the heights that it is at currently, even with the sudden downturn.

Instead, it may have lessened the impact greatly by flattening out boom / bust cycles.

This is in sharp contrast to the fractional reserve banking system that is pervasive in the world and typically has a 10 % reserve requirement, and therefore creates excess credit and consequently the boom and bust cycles.

The best evidence of what was behind the destructive gyrations of premiums costs were boom - and - bust cycles caused by the insurance industry itself.

Session 1 covered the history of AI, including its boom and bust cycles since being conceived in the 1950's.

They should do so with a clear understanding of the strengths and limitation of energy technologies, and take care to foster orderly markets that avoid the boom - and - bust cycles of the last two decades.

The history of the energy business is replete with boom and bust cycles: frenzy of competition to exploit a new opportunity, leading to ruin when the resulting excess of supply causes prices to plummet.

If fracing gets well - established around the world, and a reliable international trade network can be established, both the continental boom / bust cycles and associated price spikes will be smoothed out.

We will continue to see boom and bust cycles.

But until last week, Congress had been reluctant to extend the PTC for more than a year at a time, sometimes retroactively, causing havoc for planners and developers and leading to boom - and - bust cycles deeply damaging to growth.

Government - driven boom - and - bust cycles send the wrong message to entrepreneurs.

Although the United States has the second - highest wind power capacity in the world — some 61,000 megawatts — a lack of long - term policy planning has led to several such boom - and - bust cycles.

The high reliance of resource - rich countries on hydrocarbon revenues creates well - known challenges tied to the risk of fluctuation in prices and boom - and - bust cycles in spending.

They noted that populations of small mammals are known to go through boom and bust cycles caused by disease or famine.

It just takes longer for the population boom and bust cycles to occur in ages of rapidly rising technologies and rapidly rising populations with a back drop of shrinking resources.

But we also shouldn't rely on the long - term unsustainability of that model, or the inevitable boom - and - bust cycles of our economy, to keep CO2 emissions in check.

IMHO, the reason why it is so is that people didn't enjoy the boom - bust cycles all that much.

@ # 48 In nature you see boom and bust cycles fairly regularly.

Here's an initial story on the die - off and then a piece describing the boom - bust cycles since then.

What is amazing to me is that oak trees don't produce these boom and bust cycles alone.

This itch to DSB (instead of giving market some time to self - correct itself) creates unintended consequences by blowing up the severity of original boom and bust cycles.

The boom / bust cycles in the late 1800s had some instances of that.

There are overall boom / bust cycles.

pick your poison One could go back in US economic history and one would find the same repeated pattern of BOOM and BUST cycles.

For the past few months, I am seeing some excesses in the market that has brought back memories of past boom + bust cycles.

The above observations remind me of previous boom cycles and I felt that it was time to revisit lessons learnt from past boom + bust cycles.

I do agree that if investors paid more attention to valuation, we would have fewer boom and bust cycles.

History shows that bust cycles in raw commodities lead to boom cycles, and generally way sooner that most expect the turnaround to occur....

However, as I should have seen from my prior experience with boom - bust cycles, the company is able to fund its cash losses by issuing stock at inflated prices.

You need to stay calm and rational during the inevitable boom and bust cycles markets will go through.

These same psychological biases are part of the reason for the boom - bust cycles in the stock market and why the average investor get hurts repeatedly.

On the whole, Soros on Soros is the simpler read, and it reveals more of the man; the Alchemy of Finance is a little harder, but focuses more on the rationality within boom / bust cycles, and how one can profit from them.

If you are going to invest in blue chip dividend stocks 100 % (not that we are suggesting you do this), you can probably realistically expect to beat inflation by a couple % points per year, but the boom and bust cycles can affect your returns greatly.

If you are a true long term investor you will inevitably hold stocks during boom and bust cycles.

There is no shortage of supercars on the market at the moment, which may be a good thing or a bad thing depending on your theory of financial boom - bust cycles.

Even for a region that greets boom - and - bust cycles as stoically as sunrise and sunset, this time feels different.

As a consequence, the bats were stressed and prone to Hendra infections, which began to erupt in boom - and - bust cycles.

Climate variations or natural boom - and - bust cycles contribute to population fluctuation in small fast - growing fish,» he noted, «but when they are not overfished, our data showed that their populations didn't have any more tendency to collapse than other fish.»

In the Arctic the boom and bust cycles of lemmings have been evolving as the climate warms, so predators such as hawks and owls that once considered red knots calories of last resort now find them increasingly appetizing as the lemmings grow scarce.

In places where population diversity is much lower — such as the Sacramento River in California and the once - mighty Columbia in Washington State — salmon fisheries have declined precipitously and go through frequent boom and bust cycles.