Sentences with phrase «generally trades like»

The combined strategy generally trades like a value strategy, but with purchases and sales delayed to benefit from momentum's impact on prices.

Not exact matches

You can trade points or miles on sites like Points.com, but you'll generally lose some of the value in the process.

These stocks are generally from small - capitalized companies, and do not trade on major exchanges like the NYSE and NASDAQ.

Generally, an ETF is a marketable security that trades like a stock on an exchange.

An ETF, or exchange - traded fund, is an investment fund or portfolio of securities that holds assets like stocks, bonds, or commodities, generally designed to track an index.

Floyd and Trubisky complaints were generally draft value wonks who don't like trading up in exchange for capital.

She wants to have a free trade agreement (like Canada) that includes goods AND services (generally FTA's cover just goods) while providing the freedom for the UK to negotiate its own free trade agreements.

Brad Barber and Terrance Odean, graduate college professors in California, found people are generally lousy at investing because of things like frequent trading and media influence.

Things like trading cards and Gameboys are generally not allowed at school.

Much like private schools, which are more apt to trade on their reputations and college - placement records than on hard evidence of what students learn in their classrooms, the schools on our list generally don't know — in any rigorous, formal sense — how much their students learn or how much difference the school itself makes.

A rule of thumb is that you need an agent for trade houses, whereas generally speaking university presses don't like dealing with agents.

You generally can not quickly and cheaply convert real estate to cash like you can a publicly traded stock or a mutual fund.

Minimalism is like its own religion for some people; they choose to live as minimalists, while this lifestyle won't be practical for everyone, we definitely need to trade as minimalists... This includes removing indicators and «clutter» from your charts which only clouds decision making, and generally just taking a «minimalist» approach in all aspects of your trading.

However, it is my understanding that bond - funds don't generally hold those bonds to maturity, but rather trade them like equities.

I generally place about 4 to 6 trades a week on average on the daily's and I now consider myself to be extremely disciplined with sniper like precision based on fundamental price action and points of confluence.

Generally they invest in closed end funds trading at a discount then try to get management to take some action, like a share tender, that will narrow the discount.

Generally, I like having my stops about 10 % below where my stocks are trading.

ETFs are generally passive funds that track their related index and have the flexibility of trading like a security.

Petroneft, like most Irish resource stocks, has far more trading volume in London vs. Dublin — generally, a higher volume market should offer better spreads / prices... but not always!

This ten - year old vote is being cited today, most recently in the Shergold report (the PMs Task Group on emissions trading) as evidence that the US will never ratify Kyoto, or, more generally, an agreement that imposes more stringent requirements on developed countries like the US than on China and India.

Cap - and - trade systems are another option, but generally they should be designed to look like taxes through revenue - raising and price stability provisions.

Coinbase and other markets can trade Bitcoin for USD and other currencies deposited directly to single - use debit cards or gift cards, or even into more flexible systems like PayPal, generally for a much higher fee.