Sentences with phrase «inventory cycle»

Performed inventory cycle counts monthly prior to placing orders for additional supplies.

It's my view that the current inventory cycle provides a favorable backdrop for equity prices and makes a compelling case for both value and momentum strategies.

Effectively handles warehouse inventory by conducting inventory cycle counts against packing lists.

That was a classic inventory cycle recession, and we're not likely to see another one of those soon, given how closely companies manage their inventories today.

However, based on store inventory cycles, it is possible that there are products of ours on store shelves that use corn alcohol (which is what we previously used).

Drive inventory cycle count programs.

• Proficient in developing and monitoring inventory cycle counts and conducting thorough analysis of inventory systems and operations

• Seeking an Inventory Coordinator position with Cooper Hawk's Machineries bringing — plus - yesr verifiable track record in handling staging materials for production centers and efficiently performing inventory cycle counts.

Increased supply chain efficiency by 50 % by updating and planning inventory cycles to meet demand

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This has happened recently as fiscal stimulus and an inventory cycle have led to a fall in ex ante saving relative to investment.

As is often the case at a cyclical turning point, the inventory cycle played a large initial role in the US upturn, but there were a number of other important contributing factors.

This reflects significant stimulus put in place by governments in Asia, the dynamics of the inventory cycle, the healthier state of their financial systems and, in all likelihood, the inherently better secular growth prospects for these sorts of economies.

By LEWIS JOHNSON — Co-Chief Investment Officer May 4, 2017 In December's Navigating Confused Seas, we noted our expectation that 2017 would likely experience a stronger first half of the year, followed by a mid-year peak in the inventory cycle.

We remain open - minded about either outcome, with a healthy respect for the advancing age of this current bull market cycle as we near the time window during which we can reasonably expect both a peak in the inventory cycle and a peak in the business cycle (Navigating Confused Seas 12.2016).

Frequent readers of this research publication are by now long familiar with our concern about an inventory led slowdown in steel (Making Volatility our Friend: Trading the Kitchin Cycle, 5/28/14, Unsustainable Steel Premiums, 9/3/14, Revisiting the Inventory Cycle, 10/1/14).

Our interest was heightened due to our long study of the inventory cycle («Making Volatility our Friend: Trading the Kitchin Cycle,» 5/28/14), which was the «surprise» catalyst that worked to depress equity and commodity values not just in the steel and iron ore sector, but globally across sectors as diverse as crude oil («Crude Oil's Black Friday,» 12/3/14) and other commodities.

In the large industrial countries, on the other hand, the rebound has been more tentative, and driven more by the turn in the inventory cycle and temporary policy measures than a strong pick - up in private demand.

Viewed through the lens of the inventory cycle, however, this decline was predictable.

The positive impact of the inventory cycle may also start to wane, with companies having gone some way to refilling the stock pipelines that had been run down so sharply in the recession.

This includes 3 key cycles — the corporate profit cycle, the credit cycle, and the inventory cycle — as well as changes in the employment situation and monetary policy.