Sentences with phrase «outperform by»

Value stocks tend to outperform by falling less during bear markets and growth stocks tend to outperform in the bullish phase.

As for the cheap stocks vs quality businesses, I've always thought there are two ways to outperform by significant margins.

Mr. Kritzman calculates that just to break even with the index fund, net of all expenses, the actively managed fund would have to outperform it by an average of 4.3 percentage points a year on a pre-expense basis.

These winners outperform by an average of 29.2 %, but 47 % are still losers.

He found that while the portfolios with high yield bonds did outperform by a narrow margin, between 0.2 and 0.5 percent per year over the long - term, they did so with significantly higher volatility than the portfolio containing only treasury bonds.

If the market is really missing something then that's the opportunity to outperform by loading up on a particular sector, but Rosen doesn't believe this is one of those times.

For example, investors can determine when a value strategy might be likely to outperform by looking at the spread between the dividend yields of value and growth stocks over time.

As a result, the active funds tended to outperform by a more significant margin in bear markets and by a relatively modest margin in bull markets.

Likewise, a simple weighted average would lead you to expect the winners to outperform by 0.74 %.

The likelihood that at least six out of the eight teams sitting below West Ham in the table outperform them by a sufficient margin in the remaining eleven games is a slim one.

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Back in late March of 2017, for example, executives projected a slight growth slowdown in fiscal 2017 that the company went on to outperform by a healthy margin.

However, not every stock would perform that way, and in Bannister's estimation, an active manager could outperform by identifying the winners.

Imperva (NASDAQ: IMPV) Rating Maintained Imperva (NASDAQ: IMPV) had its stock rating noted as Outperform by analysts at Imperial Capital.

Whole Foods (WFM) was downgraded to neutral from outperform by Wedbush, which set a $ 40 price target, saying that comp sales growth is decelerating.

Historically, smaller venture capital funds have outperformed, and the survivors of the current shakeout are likely to outperform by an even wider margin in the coming decade due to reduced competition.

PG&E (PCG) was downgraded to neutral from outperform by Credit Suisse, which set a $ 58 price target, saying that estimates have also been cut, given the company's new guidance.

However, we expect smaller funds to outperform by an even wider margin in the decade ahead owing to the dramatic reduction in competition.

«Christie, Cruz, Carson, and Huckabee were thoroughly outperformed by Carly Fiorina and Bobby Jindal and, frankly, Rick Perry.»

So while the price for palladium is still set to rise, it is likely to be outperformed by gold, silver and platinum.

Clinton exceeded Obama's performance among people in those states who said the economy was the most important issue facing the country — but was badly outperformed by Trump among those who wanted to see a president who «can bring change.»

In 1999, the average winning stock outperformed by 76 %.

Bond funds took in more than twice the amount of investor money as equity funds did in 2017, despite being outperformed by equities six to one.

However, when financial conditions were easing, indicated by tighter credit spreads, the Russell 2000 outperformed by roughly 1 percent a month.

Again, from 1994 to the present using Bloomberg data, during months when the VIX was already above 20 and rose even further, gold outperformed by an average of nearly 5 %, beating the S&P 500 roughly 75 % of the time.

As you can see above, posts published during the peak times were consistently outperformed by posts published during non-peak or «other» times.

But they were often outperformed by sites like PriceGrabber.com, which had many more employees devoted to price comparisons.

Sure, Vettel's win came to him with a healthy dose of good fortune and he was marginally outperformed by Kimi Raikkonen, but he still did a very solid job of holding off a charging Hamilton for the second half of the race and didn't really make any errors.

Will the Brit be outperformed by his replacement, Sergio Perez.

Apparently, Liverpool feel that they needed to adjust their price to make it fit a market in which Arsenal have spent # 35m on Switzerland's Granit Xhaka — a player who has been outperformed by Allen at Euro 2016 — and which has seen United splash out # 26m of Dortmund's Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Soldado, 29, has only scored 13 times in 47 appearances for Spurs since joining for a club record # 26million in August 2013, and is being outperformed by 21 - year - old Harry Kane.

He's again been outperformed by a joddery old chap like Vince Cable.

What's more, the Dax 30 and Dow 30 in the US were outperformed by all four portfolios where volunteers had chosen foreign stocks.

Or maybe you read The Wall Street Journal and know that the experts are often outperformed by random selections of stocks.

In fact, Schumacher drops to ninth place in this analysis — although his ranking is dragged down by his post-retirement performances in 2010 - 2012 when he was generally outperformed by his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg.

Story 3: Groups of individuals who are smart get outperformed by other groups of people who may be less intelligent individually, but work better as a team.

Western schoolchildren are routinely outperformed by their Asian peers, but worrying about it is pointless

In maths, for example, English, American and Australian 13 - year - olds were outperformed by their peers in South Korea, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan and Russia.

As frigid as such temperature may sound, it outperforms by far traditional superconductors, which operate at closer to -270 degrees celsius, or a few degrees from absolute zero — the point where all motion stops.»

While they both sound terrific, the Dolby Digital 5.1 mix is outperformed by the DTS track, which gives a necessary boost to the volume of dialogue and adds some dimensionality to the discrete surrounds.

Pupils at London schools are being outperformed by their peers in many countries around the world, according to new research from University College London's (UCL) Institute of Education.

In 2011 we were outperformed by more countries than that and some of those we've now gained equal ranking with, such as Canada and the United States for example.

ST: Internationally, in 2016 Australia was outperformed by 13 countries.

Together this evidence suggests that, on average, Australian female students are less engaged with and more fearful of mathematics, less likely to pursue mathematics courses (particularly at higher levels), less likely to choose career pathways that involve mathematics and more likely to be outperformed by their male peers.

Michigan students are outperformed by those in 30 other countries, placing it at a level equivalent to the students in Italy and Portugal.

We are significantly outperformed by the United States and England, as well as by a dozen other countries including the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan and Hungary.

Our best - educated millennials — those with a master's or research degree — are outperformed by the same cohort in every nation other than Ireland, Poland, and Spain.

But, depressingly, this only brought the group up to 8 percent proficiency; and despite this progress, they are outperformed by the low - income students (measured by scale scores) of every participating city except Detroit.

U.S. students were significantly outperformed by peers in 24 countries in math, if one looks only at those who fall just above the median position on its index of social and educational «advantage.»

The results: students in the tutoring group scored two grades higher than conventional students and outperformed them by 98 %.