Sentences with phrase «of a market drop»

This limits the size of market drops in the markets we're invested in.

And don't forget about cash, which you'll want in an emergency or to take advantage of market drops.

Looking at a report from Autonomous NEXT, Bitcoin has seen its percentage of the market drop from 85 % to just under 40 % in late June, while ETH skyrocketed from five percent to 30 % in that same time.

The iPad's share of the market dropped from 96 % to 75 % in the fourth quarter last year, according to the report.

Wage growth numbers were just the match thrown on the gasoline and not the major fuel of the market drop.

It pays to be aware of the context of a market drop, and not ascribe too much meaning to any one event.

I like the harvesting approaches of skimming off the excess equity to put into less risky bonds; I was thinking of doing the same in anticipation of a market drop sometime soonish.

While the economy does not always slow after a market decline, major economic downturns have tended to follow on the heels of a market drop.

Many people make the mistake of replacing bonds with preferred shares in their portfolio for the increase in yield, but as the charts above show that is a grave mistake as it exposes you to a lot more downside in the event of a market drop.

I relish the thought of markets dropping more, because it would mean each dollar gets me more STI.

But with a supposed piece of marketing dropped onto Weibo this week, we have to wonder if «a fifteen - minute charge will get your phone 100 % of battery» if our phone is the long - delayed OPPO Find 9.

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But here's the thing: while the greatest percentage of market drops have taken place in October, it's also a month in which the market tends to rebound.

The Apple iPad has also been witness to a slump, as its share of the market dropped down from 64 percent during the pre-Kindle Fire era.

While the greatest percentage of market drops have taken place in October, it's also a month in which the market tends to rebound.

That, of course, includes Canadians who remain the dominant foreign buyers of Florida real estate, although their share of the market dropped to 31 per cent last year from 39 per cent in 2011, according to figures from Florida Realtors.