Sentences with phrase «much narrower spreads»
This reduces your risk of being picked off by trading with informed traders, which lets you make a profit even on much narrower spreads.
https://www.bloomberg.com/ Not exact matches
With the vast majority of private investment capital tied up in just three states (California, New York and Massachusetts) and a fairly narrow group of industries, SBIC helped spread the wealth to a much broader portfolio of promising businesses.
In this model, the dealer will buy or sell from investors at a relatively narrow spread, but he has limits on how much risk he'll take.
As you can see the credit spread for JCPenney Bonds at 769 basis points is much «wider» than the spread for Exxon Mobile bonds at 119 basis points (a much «tighter» or «narrow» spread than JCPenny).
Earthquake-report.com has a narrower estimate of deaths, up to 10,000, whereas the USGS gives a much broader spread, estimating that between 10,000 and 100,000 fatalities are most likely.
(P. 185) From my angle, studies need to be done studying «percentage liquidity» seeing how spreads divided by average bid / ask size have to be done — narrow spreads don't mean much if you can't do much volume there.
John Miller, fund manager and co-head of fixed income at Nuveen, says that the funds» performance is driven not so much by duration or yield - curve positioning, but more by yield, credit selection and bonds that have the opportunity for credit spreads to narrow over time.
EPR's share price has struggled over the past year, pushing up its cost of equity capital to levels that leave the firm with a much narrower investment spread.
Indeed, his Table I shows that whereas the response of the climate system to clouds by various models varied from 0.04 to 0.37 (a wide spread), the variation of net feedback from clouds varied only from 0.49 to 0.73 (a much narrower relative range).
The screen's spread towards the sides of the phone means a much narrower bezel, and the effect is certainly impressive.
Those pixels are spread out across that vast field of view, however, which means there isn't as much detail per degree as in cameras with a narrower lens.