This argument picks up on previous post, where Balance Junkie referred to passive investors as ostriches who ignore
macroeconomic conditions when they invest: «Sticking your fingers in your ears and singing while the markets tank is not a good investing strategy.»
Not exact matches
We initiated our Lloyds position in December 2011
when uncertainty about
macroeconomic conditions, as well as about Lloyds's management succession, caused shares to fall 64 % over the course of the year.
Our board of directors also considered the current dire
macroeconomic conditions, which had materially worsened since mid-2008,
when we decided to proceed with our strategic operating plan and our PROSPECT II clinical trial, and the state of the medical device industry generally.
When it comes to analyzing currencies from a fundamental perspective, central banks, interest rates, and global
macroeconomic conditions take center stage.
Market interest rates typically increase during periods
when macroeconomic conditions are strengthening, the same strengthening that often drives positive REIT investment performance.