Sentences with phrase «cumulative gains over»

While the difference of a few days may sound insignificant, the whole concept of interest revolves around making small but cumulative gains over a long period.

Not exact matches

Notice that the remaining 62 % of market history not captured in this graph contains not only the entire net gain of the equity market over history, but also contains an additional 25-fold advance required to erase the cumulative 96 % market loss that investors would have sustained by ignoring these conditions.

But thus we rob future generations of the wisdom of our faith and cumulative wisdom gained over centuries of experience.

The patented formula will have a cumulative effect in the system, meaning that the product will gain potency over time.

Matched pre - and post-tests found substantial learning gains and a cumulative effect that lasted over several years (Lee, Buxton, Lewis, & LeRoy, 2006).

Inquiry - science intervention; measured impact of an urban instructional intervention in grades 3 - 5 using matched pre - and post-tests found substantial learning gains and a cumulative effect as students participate over several years.

Achievement gains are typically small in each year, but cumulative over time.

However, the evidence also suggests that schools should rely on a combination of approaches to gain a fuller picture of teacher effectiveness, and that teachers should be assessed on their cumulative performance over several years rather than on the data from a single year.»

The TSX has had a cumulative gain of 258.9 % over the same period.

If one looks back over several years, most of the difference between the cumulative gains in the price index and the total return index is the growth of reinvested dividends.

The Compound Annual Growth Rate, usually expressed as a percentage, represents the cumulative effect of a series of gains or losses on an original amount over a period of time.

On a simple average basis, ETFs in the study delivered a 1 % compounding return over the trailing five years, translating into a cumulative gain of 6 %.

That's almost 100 % better than the 262.9 % cumulative gain of the TSX over the same period.

Over the full three years, both buy - and - hold portfolios enjoyed a cumulative gain of over 20 %, while the ETF's return was effectively zOver the full three years, both buy - and - hold portfolios enjoyed a cumulative gain of over 20 %, while the ETF's return was effectively zover 20 %, while the ETF's return was effectively zero.

Portability: Portability is allowed under this policy wherein the policyholder can switch from one insurer to another and cumulative bonus gained over the period will be transferred respectively.

This tactic also raises the cumulative cost of attempting to gain control over half of systems mining power (hashrate), making it economically unviable to perform a 51 % attack.

Laura van Dernoot Lipsky will offer a compelling mix of personal insight, cutting - edge research, personal stories, and countless New Yorker cartoons to help us understand the cumulative toll of being exposed to suffering over time and gain the skills needed to reconcile it.

The risk of not continuing to support these and other national partnership agreements is that over time their cumulative impact will dissipate and the hard won gains in critical areas, as set out in part two, may then begin to reverse.