Sentences with phrase «market vagaries»

In addition to having low exposure to risk or market vagaries, the recent IRDA guidelines have ensured that these plans are now more transparent and attractive to policy holders.

If you argue on one hand that markets are global, it seems disingenuous to protect a stock exchange from those market vagaries.

One can learn all about companies, markets, valuation, etc. but without the understanding of and ability to cope with market vagaries, one can not thrive as a value investor.

This makes petroleum just another commodity, subject to the same market vagaries as other commodities like iron ore, copper and platinum.

Not exact matches

«If you want to maintain a position in the middle class, given the vagaries of the humanities job market... well, you may want to make sure you snare some lucrative stock options first,» says the post.

The latest leg of the bull market in stocks could have a familiar impetus — a Federal Reserve unlikely to rock the boat, particularly while many of its members are still learning the vagaries of central banking.

The vagaries of a banking system with many smaller participants relying heavily on a market - based system of funding could be mitigated by an evolution to fewer nationwide banks backed by FDIC charters - and therefore not be as affected by the whims and fluctuations of capital markets.

However, while the Fed's mandate does not extend to reacting to the vagaries of the currency market or the dynamics affecting other economies, recent US dollar strength and wobbles in risk assets caused by concerns over the state of the Chinese economy can not be entirely ignored.

Plus, you know you don't have to worry about losing your principal to the vagaries of the stock market.

He struggles with the frustration of trying to figure out the complexities of his retirement plan, the vagaries of the stock market, the indifference of the Medicare system and the insecurities of Social Security.

Understanding the dairy markets on any given day can be difficult even for experienced procurement professionals due to the complexities and vagaries of the markets.

Economists distinguish a number of types of unemployment, however: cyclical unemployment is brought about by the vagaries of the business cycle; structural unemployment is brought about by changes in the economy or the labour market, when the jobs available do not fit the workforce's skills; frictional unemployment is the phenomenon of people being «between jobs»; and seasonal unemployment is linked to certain types of seasonal jobs, such as farm work and construction.

The success of the New Deal has shown what the public sector can do; scrapping it and allowing the vagaries of the market to get people back into work is wrong.»

And unlike a public sector pension plan, which is protected by the state constitution and whose benefits can't be diminished even in an economic crisis, the retirement savings plan the city is proposing would be very much subject to the vagaries of the market.

Whether they do depends as much on geopolitics as geology — the vagaries of market speculation on future oil prices and how much economic pain private oil companies can take compared with their national oil company counterparts, like Saudi Arabia's Aramco.

Should the price of energy and the security of supply be left to the vagaries of the market?

I could put the money in a savings account and earn 3 per cent interest, but I don't think I can trust the vagaries of the stock market and I am...

The event may speak more about the vagaries of the market than Anta's potential for growth.

The vagaries of international distribution, a ritual of rights and markets and their attendant webs of contractual arcana, necessitates a pretty irritating gap between the production of a film and...

All of these vagaries don't apply to the other major lists, like the Wall Street Journal list, which is based strictly on Nielsen Bookscan reporting (estimated to be about 75 - 80 % of the actual market on most general trade titles) and includes eBooks, without filtering out types of non-fiction.

The vagaries of the book market are out of your hands.

I wanted to flag a point here — Mean Reversion in Graham's concepts is in the context of Mr. Market — that an individual stock price will revert to its own intrinsic value over time, regardless of the vagaries of the mMarket — that an individual stock price will revert to its own intrinsic value over time, regardless of the vagaries of the marketmarket.

A founding principle lies at the heart of every investment manager — a basis on which to profit from the seemingly confused vagaries of the stock market.

While we believe our long - term records demonstrate some success in our service to shareholders, we remain humbled by the day - to - day vagaries of our capital markets, and how little control we ultimately have over our investment fortunes in the short run.

Other than that, currency markets are immune to the emotional vagaries that often slap stock prices around.

It is fully exposed to the vagaries of the market and the underlying index.

The vagaries of the stock market create the mispricings that lead to the opportunities, but the special situations method is only incidentally «stock market» investing.

In the absence of a catalyst, however, underlying value could erode; conversely, the gap between price and value could widen with the vagaries of the market.

That will pretty much turn Entergy into a fully regulated utility, which will guarantee a decent return on investment, instead of leaving margins to the vagaries of the market.

It's how financial planners make money, and they earn that fee by changing your investments as needed by the current vagaries of the market.

(His selection also points to the vagaries of the art market: one edition failed to sell at Bonhams San Francisco just five years with an estimate of only $ 2,000 to $ 3,000.)

Perhaps part of the explanation of the market's vagaries may be attributed to the general collapse of the dot.com sector of the financial markets that may have curbed the enthusiasm of some «new» buyers.

Now the vagaries of the market have unleashed a second dose of Seizure, bringing us an economic cloud with a blue crystal lining.

To the existing vagaries of the show's name are now added those of a multibillion - dollar US firm which makes its money from capital markets, and of its Republican owner.

No sooner had the «Situation» painters established themselves in the British mind than the art market was swept by the vagaries of Pop.

One of the fascinations of the exhibition will be the chance to reassess Hirst — who, perhaps more than any other living artist, is associated with the vagaries of the art market — in the light of what appears to be a new economic era.

The good news is that there is nothing like a $ 3 gallon of gasoline to get everyone thinking about new and creative ways to make transportation more affordable, less polluting, and less susceptible to the vagaries of the world oil market.

However, most elect the upfront incentives rather than to trade their small number of REC certificates each year and be subject to the vagaries of this market.

Design needs to respond to vagaries of a mass market.

Though not libertarians, they are spot - on in regards to climate change being a minor overlay in a world increasingly insulated from the vagaries of nature due to market forces.

Like it or not, the truth facing any major law firm looking to float is that the vagaries of the recruitment market will play havoc with a share price.

Nevertheless the latter is often a very significant component of the future economy of each or both parties; unlike any attempted capitalisation of earning capacity, it does not depend on the application of future effort but subject only to market and other vagaries, is in the bag; and its size has usually been increased by the efforts, direct and indirect, of both parties during the marriage.

Now, I don't want to get into the vagaries of how directories are compiled, but I think these particular rankings are pretty accurate, and what that says to me is that there is a degree of explaining to do — more so in some market segments than others — about why a brand might choose to defer to a lesser or, in a few cases, broadly equal one.

This gave certainty to claimants who were no longer at risk of the vagaries of the stock market or the ravages of inflation.

That is not subject to the vagaries of the market.

I'm left where I was in 2012 which is that I don't think that access to licensing should depend on the vagaries of the market.

A market - plus policy is a unit linked insurance policy which is liable to the vagaries of the share market and subject to the risks of fluctuation and variation

However, it is necessary to understand that high returns also come with high risks and proper study of the market and knowing about its vagaries is necessary before one can choose to invest money in stock trading.

Traditional Insurance is closer to Protection: Right from the sale when the premium is a function of the sum assured to the bonus declaration which also adds to increased growth of protection component within the policy, traditional insurance is closer to protection than ULIPs wherein protection element of the policy, in most cases is more or less constant or subject to vagaries of the market and fund value.

The returns from the stock and commodities markets are highly volatile with even the best investments not being safe from the vagaries of the market.