Sentences with phrase «more benchmark indexes»

There are now more benchmark indexes than there are stocks, over 5,000 of them.

Not exact matches

Global stock benchmark provider MSCI has decided to delay including stocks listed in mainland China in its widely followed Emerging Markets Index, saying China has to take further steps toward making its market more accessible and closer to international standards.

The benchmark index for equity volatility rose to more than twice its level the day before, crushing bettors who'd gotten used to years of very low volatility.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index recorded more convincing gains, with the benchmark advancing 1.71 percent by 3:05 p.m. HK / SIN.

As all major US indexes plummeted into correction territory — with the benchmark S&P 500 suffering its worst week in more than two years — share buybacks stood at a standstill as companies sat paralyzed with fear.

Already - volatile markets swooned after Trump announced the tariffs, with the benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 Index falling more than 1.3 percent that day.

The Halifax Index, produced annually for Nova Scotia's capital, benchmarks the city against five peer cities on a number of important measurements: population growth, education levels, the confidence of the business sector, and more.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average wasn't far behind, and one of the best performances was turned in by the Russell 2000 Index, the benchmark for small - cap equities, which was up by more than 31 percent.

U.S. Equity Funds enjoyed a record - breaking surge of fresh money during the second week of March, as investors shrugged off an impending U.S. rate hike and the internal struggles of Trump's administration and chased a rally that saw the benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average Index climb more than 400 points in a day.

On July 23, 2014, we entered into an Amended and Restated Investors» Rights Agreement, or IRA, with certain holders of our common stock and the holders of our outstanding convertible preferred stock, including Yahoo!, Teradata, entities affiliated with Benchmark and Index Ventures and Hewlett - Packard Company, which each hold more than five percent of our outstanding capital stock.

Gains in the Fab Five have contributed a total of 30 index points to the benchmark index this year through Wednesday, more than the 21 points that the S&P 500 added as a whole, data compiled by Bloomberg show.

Many would consider that a classic «black swan event» and the reaction would be «much more severe» than Brexit, which caused the S&P 500 Index to fall 5.3 percent in two days as benchmarks in Europe and elsewhere lost even more.»

Currently, the fund's Treasury stake is much lower than what is stuffed in its benchmark index, and it owns a lot more American corporate bonds.

The index world is looking pretty impressive these days as more investors clamor for cheap benchmark - backed products.

a) investing their own money alongside you, so your interests are aligned b) a stake in the company they work at i.e. it is a partnership or employee - owned c) a proven ability to outperform an index over the long - term (at least 10 years) d) reasonable charges — preferably no more than a 1 % management fee and no performance fee e) a concentrated, high conviction portfolio i.e. they do not just hug their benchmark f) a low - asset - turnover ratio i.e. they have a long - term investment horizon and rarely sell investments g) a proven ability to preserve capital during the bad times h) a stable team who have worked together for a number of years.

In another reduction of alternative indexes that use different valuations and business fundamentals to weight companies, Claymore Advisors is seeking to switch an existing exchange - traded fund to a more traditional market - cap size weighted benchmark.

But before you send roses to your fund manager, consider this: The benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 - stock index was up even more — 20.6 %.

While the VIX Index itself is a gauge and is not investable, Cboe offers the following VIX - related benchmark indexes (all shown in image above) that are designed to serve as benchmarks for hypothetical investable performance over more than a decade.

Shire, a member of Britain's benchmark FTSE 100 stock index, said its board agreed to extend a Wednesday regulatory deadline to May 8 so Takeda can conduct more due diligence and firm up its bid.

The benchmark Shanghai share index — which has more than doubled in the last year — fell 6.4 percent on Friday.

More information about benchmark indexes and related studies is at www.cboe.com/VIXbenchmarks.

The S&P / TSX Capped Energy Index is down 14 per cent during that same period, but more importantly, the Canadian energy equity benchmark never experienced the big rally off the summer 2017 lows that crude did.

Our suite of over 900 equity and fixed income ESG Indexes designed to represent the performance of some of the most prevalent ESG strategies can be used to help institutional investors more effectively benchmark ESG investment performance, issue index - based investment products, as well as manage, measure and report on ESG mandates.

«The Fairness in Families Index gives a benchmark for where Britain stands in terms of how far policies allow families to share parenting and be more «equal».

The S&P China High Quality Corporate Bond 3 - 7 Year Index, an investible index tracks the performance of Chinese corporate bonds within three to seven year tenors and uses more stringent rating criteria, has outperformed its boarder benchmark and returned 5.70 % YTD, as of August 27, Index, an investible index tracks the performance of Chinese corporate bonds within three to seven year tenors and uses more stringent rating criteria, has outperformed its boarder benchmark and returned 5.70 % YTD, as of August 27, index tracks the performance of Chinese corporate bonds within three to seven year tenors and uses more stringent rating criteria, has outperformed its boarder benchmark and returned 5.70 % YTD, as of August 27, 2015.

More importantly, how does this portfolio compare the the benchmark of US stocks, the S&P 500 Index?

Our average fees are high and many actively managed mutual funds are no more than expensive index funds that replicate their benchmarks, less a 2.5 % fee.

Also some indexes are rebalanced frequently, causing funds that follow them to trade more frequently to keep matched to the benchmark.

Or the current benchmark index is more than 200DMA but less than 50DMA.

So here current benchmark index is 15646 which is more than 200DMA i.e. 14157.

Over the 15 - year period ending in February 2018, encompassing the latter part of Japan's so - called «lost decades» of stagnant equity returns, the equal - weight index would have outperformed the cap - weighted Japanese equity benchmark by a stonking Read more -LSB-...]

The spread between the returns of the S&P GIVI Japan and its benchmark index, the S&P Japan BMI, comes from three sources: the excess return of the S&P Low Beta Japan Index; the excess return of the S&P Intrinsic Value Weighted Japan Index; and a residual effect that comes from the sequential approach to the Read more -LSBindex, the S&P Japan BMI, comes from three sources: the excess return of the S&P Low Beta Japan Index; the excess return of the S&P Intrinsic Value Weighted Japan Index; and a residual effect that comes from the sequential approach to the Read more -LSBIndex; the excess return of the S&P Intrinsic Value Weighted Japan Index; and a residual effect that comes from the sequential approach to the Read more -LSBIndex; and a residual effect that comes from the sequential approach to the Read more -LSB-...]

Here XIN's benchmark really does make more sense, since the EAFE index includes many different currencies, so no investor could possibly achieve local returns in all of them.

Using a passive investing strategy benchmarked to the major indices can significantly reduce «survivorship risk» in your portfolio and produce a more consistent long - term investment experience.

iShares was among the pioneers in the industry more than a decade ago, and they've remained steadfast in their position that traditional indexing — plain vanilla, cap - weighted funds that track third - party benchmarks — is still the best solution for investors.

Although the above indexes mention mid-cap stocks as well as large caps, the more popular S&P / TSX 60 is also comparable, since it covers almost the same slice of the market as the FTSE benchmark:

FWIW, the risk of underperformance also came to mind, but I think that's mostly used to describe the risk of choosing, say, an actively - managed fund (or individual stocks) over a passive benchmark index investment more likely to match market returns.

Over the last 10 years, the mutual fund's tracking error has amounted to a mere 0.09 % annually, and since its inception in 1999, the fund has returned 5.15 %, three basis points more than its benchmark index.

The index tracked by CDZ, which is based on dividend growth, appears to be harder to track than XDV's more straightforward benchmark.

(The Canadian index, being smaller and less liquid that the giant US and international benchmarks, was subject to more constraints on the methodology.)

The index tracked by CDZ, which is based on dividend growth, may be harder to track than XDV's more straightforward benchmark.

More than 75 % of its funds have beaten their category benchmarks over the past 15 years, and 80 % over five years, according to Morningstar — remarkable for what some investors wrongly dismiss as index investing.

In a modified approach, a fixed - weight composite of two indices, one more conservative and one more aggressive, is used as a benchmark.

The Standard & Poor's Index vs. Active (SPIVA) mid-2014 report says that more than 70 percent of actively managed funds lost to their respective benchmarks over the previous five years.

Even if more than two fixed - weight indices are used to form the benchmark, the same problem arises — the manager will get credit (or blame) for the part of his performance that is improperly measured in the other half of the year.

Active Share determines the extent of active management being employed by mutual fund managers: the higher the Active Share, the more likely a fund is to outperform the benchmark index.

The latest SPIVA Scorecard from S&P Dow Jones Indices shows that more than 70 % of U.S. stock fund managers underperformed their benchmark index over the past five years.

It's sorted by Sharpe but I've also highlighted the top five funds (more in the case of a tie) in each measure with Vanguard's Total Stock Market Index added as a sort of universal benchmark.

Dow only has 30 stocks, SP500 is more popular benchmark for equity index, QQQ is still in bull market which keeps making new highs.

When compared to the benchmark averages (sometimes referred to «Lipper Averages «-RRB-, more than 60 % of actively managed stock mutual funds fail to outperform their segment indexes (in other words, if a mutual fund targets the oil and gas industry, you'll do better just buying an index fund targeting the entire oil and gas industry rather than buying an actively managed mutual fund that targeted only the «best» companies within the oil and gas industry).