Sentences with phrase «investors reacted to it»

Investors reacted to new challenges by sticking with their love affair of momentum and big cap growth stocks.

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Whole milk powder futures tumbled, while those in butter extended their decline, as investors reacted to a drop in values at GlobalDairyTrade which had defied concerns over New Zealand weather.

U.S. equity futures declined on Labor Day, as investors reacted to the fallout from North Korea's latest nuclear provocation.

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The ability to reduce bad cholesterol by an additional 20 % could allow millions of patients to reach their bad cholesterol targets, yet investors reacted to Esperion Therapeutics» news by pressing the sell button.

Russia's rouble suffered its biggest daily fall in over three years on Monday and stocks in major Russian companies also slid, as investors reacted to the new sanctions.

Investors reacted to the news, sending SDX up 1.09 % or $ 0.01 to 93 cents on volume of over 1 million shares.

With earnings season ramping up, brewing giant Anheuser - Busch InBev (NYSE: BUD) and restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings (NASDAQ: BWLD) served as an exercise in contrast as investors reacted to their respective quarterly reports.

Esperion's share price fell more than 20 percent on Tuesday morning as investors reacted to what could be a damning safety issue.

Depressed interest rates were typically associated with weak market outcomes over the following decade, largely because investors reacted to depressed interest rates with yield - seeking speculation - driving valuations up and driving subsequent prospective returns down.

Stocks rallied on Friday, as investors reacted to better - than - expected monthly Nonfarm Payrolls number release.

Shares fell more than 2 percent on Wednesday as investors reacted to the poor trading results, as well as an update on the bank's tax rate this year.

Shares fell 2.5 percent as investors reacted to the poor trading results and an update on the bank's effective tax rate.

Meanwhile, in the U.S., stock indexes continued lower for a third consecutive day on Thursday as investors reacted to simmering tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.

But stocks focused on the U.K. domestic market got clobbered, as investors reacted to the as yet distant possibility of a U.K. recession.

RIM stock plummeted by 18 % as investors reacted to news that the company's second - quarter revenue will be in the $ 4.2 billion to $ 4.8 billion range.

The company's shares fell nearly 19 percent in after - market trading as investors reacted to possible consequences of the exposure of sensitive data of nearly half of the U.S. population.

European markets continued lower Thursday as investors reacted to the European Central Bank keeping interest rates unchanged.

Equities in Europe traded just above the flatline as investors reacted to earnings and waited for a report from the Federal Reserve.

Europe shares closed slightly higher on Tuesday afternoon as investors reacted to fresh data from China and volatility in currency markets.

European stocks close sharply lower on Wednesday as investors reacted to fresh corporate earnings and ongoing political uncertainty in the U.S.

European markets closed slightly lower on Friday as investors reacted to fresh earnings and geopolitical tensions.

European markets closed lower on Friday as investors reacted to fresh earnings and geopolitical tensions.

European shares closed higher on Friday after a mixed open as investors reacted to the Federal Reserve's rate hike and digested fresh data.

European bourses closed mostly lower on Monday as investors reacted to fresh economic data and awaited an upcoming monetary policy meeting from the European Central Bank (ECB).

Meanwhile, in the U.S., stock indexes continued slightly higher as investors reacted to better - than - anticipated results from major retailers.

European markets closed higher on Tuesday as investors reacted to fresh earnings and awaited the upcoming French presidential vote.

There are less drastic examples of spikes, which are seen when investors react to unexpected news or events, such as better - than - expected earnings results.

We know that many investors react to market conditions without really knowing or understanding the intrinsic worth of the stocks they hold.

Asset price appreciation (long bonds, equities, corporate debt, etc) as investors react to low volatility

The way an investor reacts to events or information will ultimately determine whether he will make profits or not.

Most investors react to crashes as it is very hard to catch a falling knife.

Oddly enough, many investors react to spin - offs as a nuisance, because they leave you with a tiny holding in a stock you didn't choose and know little about.

During that time period, in addition to the level and volatility of inflation, investors may want to watch how bond investors react to trends in inflation.

In other words, investors react to this kind of potential calamity or windfall by paying a little less or more for investments than they otherwise would.

After reading our analysis on a regular basis, you will quickly learn why investors react to the announcements the way they do.

The way an investor reacts to events or information will ultimately determine whether he will make profits or not.

In other words, investors react to this kind of potential calamity by paying a little less for investments than they otherwise would.

We know that assets tend to become more risky as they increase in price and less risky after price declines, yet the majority of investors react to asset price changes without understanding that chasing performance often means chasing higher risk.

[Er, let's not even mention that pesky CAPE ratio...] So, if the US economy starts to boom, how much of that's already discounted & how will investors react to the Fed's attempts to reverse QE?

That's not a huge jump, but rates could increase quickly, depending on how investors react to the Federal Reserve's move if the central bank raises the federal funds rate this year.

That puts compensation committees in «the hot seat,» he said, as investors react to some of the more unseemly executive compensation packages that will be clarified in the latest round of proxies.

Not exact matches

Investors reacted negatively to the news, with RIM shares opening 5 % lower on the NASDAQ on January 23.

While the company has talked about wanting a piece of the European pie for some time, investor still reacted negatively to the news.

However, investors are reacting positively to two other pieces of news: Tims» dividend hike — increased 23 %, or six cents a share to 32 cents — and a $ 440 million share buyback, driving the stock up 3 % in early trading.

European markets closed higher on Tuesday afternoon as investors monitored earnings reports and reacted to further political uncertainty at the White House.

European markets edged higher on Thursday as investors continued to digest political uncertainties and reacted to corporate earnings.

Investors reacted badly to the news that Prem Watsa's deal to take over BlackBerry fell apart a few weeks ago, sending the cellphone maker's stock down 18 %.

The researchers suggest that investors may react so positively to these words because they create the (unconscious) impression that the CEO is really in control.