Sentences with phrase «financial tsunami»

He recently noted that no one is calling him to say they'd like to move to California, adding that businesses in California face a «coming financial tsunami from AB 32.»

So, if merely talking about tapering QE nearly shook the global recovery out of its shoes, could the actual taper unleash some sort of financial tsunami?

Had Obama's financial tsunami come in on paper, the process of opening, logging and depositing it would have overwhelmed just about any political staff in the pre-internet era.

Steve Carell is superb as Mark Baum, a bull - headed, bad - tempered hedge fund manager who gets wind of Burrell's activities and leads his team of wisecracking whippersnappers (including a sparky Rafe Spall) through their own personal investigation into the looming financial tsunami.

He has been thinking about the differences and similarities between the so - called financial tsunami and the real thing:

In 2009, because of the financial tsunami, they did not get paid, and revenue fell almost 85 percent.

I was thinking about this after the financial tsunami hit in 2008 and 2009, when a lot of people who had good businesses got hurt for things beyond their control.

Economics: 1) Financial Tsunami — The global financial restructuring that seemingly swept out of nowhere, wiping out trillions of dollars of assets, in a matter of months.

The Stock Market Crash of October 1987 is indelible in the minds of most veteran investors as a «Financial Tsunami» that came out of nowhere — which rocked Wall Street to its foundations.

But are you ready for the financial tsunami that's about to occur?

Already support for the main parties is fraying at the edges — witness the results of the European Parliament elections in 2009, after Britain had been hit by the financial tsunamis from the collapse of Lehman Brothers and Northern Rock.

The financial tsunami that struck in 2008 has taught us that anything can happen anywhere in the world and change the entire economy, alter markets, redefine customers, eliminate or create opportunity, and more.

Other CEOs of failed companies agreed, insisting that they were victims «of a financial tsunami» beyond their control.

When a financial tsunami like 2008 hit, every single tranche faced defaults.

The latter was published in 1996 and predicted the financial tsunami caused by the implosion of the U.S. subprime sector.

1920s depression or 2008 financial tsunami).

As a CPA and a CDFA (Certified Divorce Financial Advisor), I have often saved my clients from a financial tsunami at tax time by identifying those assets and protecting them from making these very mistakes.