Sentences with phrase «carry trade performance»

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As noted above, currency carry trade products are unattractive based on absolute performance.

Does adding a proxy for the currency carry trade among developed economies (long futures on three currencies with the highest interest rates and short futures on three currencies with the lowest interest rates) to a diversified portfolio improve its performance?

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Research and development was partially carried out by the «Basic Technology Development for Fiber Materials Having Advanced Functions / Development of Battery Components to Enhance Performance and Functionality» project, sponsored by the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry (METI), as well as the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO).

This article will provide a definition of carry trading, explain trading costs, momentum and timing — and highlight some of the pitfalls and issues that might impact performance.

The entire business of a forex trader depends on the performance of a software, so it's essential he chooses a software that supports his style of trading and carries all the options that can make him help generate maximum profit and less loss.

I think that Bogle could have used less obfuscating language (pun intended) to get his point across, assuming that he is really only trying to point out that ETFs used as trading vehicles, (often) carry the same over-all dismal performance as any other instrument, if those instruments are used in an attempt to time the markets.

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