Sentences with phrase «devastating impact on the market»

Although many in the cryptocurrency community have outed Tether as a scam, a wholesale collapse of the company could have a devastating impact on the market.

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From marketing materials to blog content to even a single tweet, a poorly thought - out message can have an absolutely devastating impact on a company and quickly lead to a PR disaster.

«The slowdowns evident in China and the euro - zone are not having the devastating impact on the U.S. economy that the financial markets now apparently believe,» Ashworth said.

«A withdrawal from the Korea - U.S. Free Trade Agreement would have an immediate and devastating impact on Michigan agriculture, dealing a massive blow to a leading U.S. export market for pork, dairy and other products,» they said in a statement.

The report assessed the economic and social impacts an outbreak would have on livestock producers, and said that while a nation - wide outbreak could be devastating, if a small outbreak was quickly identified, the harm done to the export market could be minimised.

[C] harter schools are pulling large numbers of students from the private education market and present a potentially devastating impact on the private education market, as well as a serious increase in the financial burden on taxpayers.

With the DRS, Swan believes it has an excellent investment solution that is transparent, repeatable, and scalable.This solution seeks to actively address the biggest threat investors of all types have in meeting their goals, namely, the devastating impact that bear market sell - offs have on an investor's wealth.

According to data from Wealth Management Systems and Standard & Poor's, missing only a few important positive days in the market can have a devastating impact on returns.

There will not be enough time to fundraise around an issue that billions of dollars will have been spent on to market and brand the benefits of geoengineering to civil society as the cure all to the devastating impacts of climate change.

The devastating impacts of the Asian financial crisis of 1997 - 98 serve as only the most recent reminder that all liberalized financial markets critically depend on regulatory frameworks that incorporate sound risk - management principles.