«And the short end should be trading at around 2 1⁄2 % (these would be fairly
normal historical experiences).»
Not exact matches
Except that conclusion's guided by our
historical experience, and reflects what seems like an increasingly prevailing market notion — that the crisis is already fading in our memories & the world's making its way back to (a new)
normal.
Historical experience shows trading costs can rise quickly, and the impending return to
normal levels from current levels could shave 5 % off the price of US stocks.
I had no interest in climate at that time, but as a scientist myself, I regarded such claims as utterly absurd and contrary to
historical facts,
normal experience and common sense.
«That level of price appreciation is well above the national expectation, but more importantly is well above the
normal,
historical experience.»