Sentences with phrase «if seasonality»

In connection to that, he said: «There will be a significant rally here if seasonality brings tailwinds.»

There will be a significant rally here if seasonality brings tailwinds.»

Kelly told the «Futures Now» segment that cryptocurrency has historically performed better in the second quarter, predicting that «There will be a significant rally here if seasonality brings tail winds.»

The not seasonally adjusted data are pointing to a rapidly developing housing market implosion — 13 % drop in contracts signed from June to July in a two - month period that has little if any seasonality and with 30 - yr fixed mortgage rates hitting all - time lows.

Not exact matches

Since these have seasonality, let's look at them YoY and see if the decreases have gotten «less bad» enough to suggest that the bottom is in:

If cash is trending down, it could be owing to seasonality.

«If you look at seasonality of [economic] growth, the first quarter has been weak for seven or eight straight years,» says Rick Rieder of BlackRock.

This can mean scheduling emails around a new product release, a big event or seasonality, but it can also be an automated email that goes to them when they don't finish a purchase on your site (or set an appointment if that's the call - to - action).

The trouble with this argument is that it's not exactly as if the realisation that many data series exhibit seasonality occurred suddenly overnight.

If your business» search traffic has major seasonality swings, the search volume estimates you're receiving could overstate or understate the current importance of targeting any given search term.

Brick Marketing will also look at the seasonality of your industry to determine if there are any keywords that, even though they might have a low search volume now, will prove incredibly valuable at different times of the year.

Abelson and Racanelli both agree that 2008 sucked, but Santoli puts forth an interesting hypothesis that there are so many factors now favoring this market rallying (historic yield ratios, seasonality etc.), that it would be really scary if it couldn't.

If you experience a lot of seasonality in your industry, you should be aware of what date range you are looking at so your average monthly search volume isn't bought down by the low season.

If you're looking for floral design for a wedding or large event, embrace seasonality.

To get the full scoop, we liked this handy seasonality chart from CUESA, since we're in Northern California, but if you're not a neighbor of ours, you can use Epicurious» Peak Season Map (which is really cool)-- it lets you pick where you are the the month you're in, since every region differs.

Now, nothing scientific here, but if only a few out of a hundred are doing anywhere near what they were in April, then that's not seasonality, or genre, or fickle markets.

Hi Justin, do you take «seasonality» into consideration with your trading and how (if) important is this?

If you mean sector rotation, seasonality, etc..

Please consider that local public transport is subject to hours and seasonality, so if you prefer to organize a private transfer you should call the private taxi, recommended by the tourist board of Vinci.

While the various methods can be tested with climate model simulations, it would arguably be more satisfying if inferences could be obtained in a manner which bypasses the difficult issue of calibration entirely, and also eliminates any need to establish the precise seasonality of information reflected by the various available proxy records.

Imagine, say, a bell - shaped curve based on the null hypothesis that climate change is not happening (and not having an impact on increasing extreme weather events), and there is this really long tail out to infinity; and supposing we get an off - the - charts category 7 hurricane in January, we still can not attribute it or its extra intensity or unusual seasonality to climate change, even if there is only a one in kazillion chance it might occur without climate change having an effect — that is, it is way out there in the very tiny tail of this null hypothesis curve that fades out into infinity — the tail that says, afterall, anything's possible.

The day / night / seasonality is not a forcing in itself, but it would be if it changed (i.e. because of Milankovitch).

On the other hand, if you try to suppress the seasonality by looking a various 365 - day windows in the data, you get slopes of -0.00955, -0.00898, -0.00997, -0.0111, -0.0105, -0.0123, and -0.0117.

If scientists are able to utilize the methods and approaches described above appropriately, there is likely to be better representation of changes in climate, shifts in seasonality, and any resulting influence on subsistence fish and game species or existing infrastructure.

If the temperature changes in the land area and sea area are not identical, seasonality will appear in the global average temperature.

However, if you are looking for changes in climate, for example, changes in seasonality or the difference between the warmest and the coolest month, then CET is not going to give you a good picture.

Look for abnormalities in your firm's cash flow and see if they were attributable to something other than seasonality.