Sentences with phrase «fundamental measures of growth»
The Janus Henderson Small / Mid CapGrowth Alpha ETF tracks an index of US small - and midcap stocks with strong fundamental measures of growth, profitability and capital efficiency.
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Morneau plan to raise long - term growth is counting on waves of new measures designed to advance fundamental science, nurture the innovative economy and to knock down many of the barriers preventing women from fully participating in the workforce.
Either way, new Fed Chair Jerome Powell's measured and steady performance before Congress and the media reassured investors, settling the markets somewhat against a backdrop of supportive fundamentals, led by globally synchronized growth, massive new fiscal stimulus and robust corporate earnings.
Earnings and earnings growth rates are the least reliable of all fundamental measures here, and should not form the basis for evaluating stocks.
The Importance of Measuring Returns Peak - to - Peak Stock returns equal income, plus growth in fundamentals, plus changes in valuation By John P. Hussman, Ph.D..
It is our faith that the fundamental change wrought in the individual by regeneration is a dynamic process which by growth in grace moves toward «mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.»
It is our faith that the fundamental change wrought in the individual by regeneration is a dynamic process which by growth in grace moves toward «mature manhood, to the measure of the structure of the fullness of Christ.»
The Importance of Measuring Returns Peak - to - Peak Stock returns equal income, plus growth in fundamentals, plus changes in valuation By John P. Hussman, Ph.D..
Other shorter - term factors affecting market fundamentals include cyclical trends, such as broad macroeconomic conditions measured by metrics that include the jobless rate, employment growth, consumer confidence and the velocity of residential home sales.
With respect to multifamily fundamentals, most measures remain tight in Phoenix — at the end of 2016, occupancy landed at 95.6 % and annual rent growth reached 6.5 % (ranking # 9 nationally).