Sentences with phrase «gauge reactions to news»

I spoke with a few of the major headphone manufacturers in the wake of Apple's announcement to gauge their reaction to the news.

Not exact matches

They watch intently and use software to aggregate data to gauge by - the - second reactions to a product launch or news announcement or to respond quickly to, say, a customer fulminating on Twitter.

Perhaps the broad message here is to know your stocks well, so well that you can gauge whether a market reaction to news is overdone, underdone, or meh, normal.

But sometimes when there is news, you need to try to gauge whether something is an over - or under - reaction.

If there are multiple topics that need to be discussed, if there is a need to convey unpleasant and difficult news, or if you need to gauge the reaction of the other parties then send an email to set up a time to discuss the matter via phone, web conference, or other synchronous means of communication.