Not exact matches
Suddenly, you are paying executives [not to
run a company well but] to raise the
price of their stock — and that's a
bad innovation.
While the points made by these gentlemen are both valid and critically important, they fail to take note of four other dangerous subsidies: (1) the market perception that the Washington and Wall Street revolving door has rendered these firms immune from prosecution — even for repeated, illegal cartel behavior; (2) the ability to spend billions buying back their own stock, effectively propping up their own share
price and
bad behavior; (3) self - regulation with compromised bodies creating the market perception and reality of a competitive edge; and (4) Congress and the Supreme Court tolerating Wall Street
running its own private justice system (mandatory arbitration) where corrupt acts are kept hidden from public view until they blow up into catastrophic events to the economy.
Oil
prices have plunged 12 % since Tuesday - the
worst three - day
run in a year.
For example, whether legal or not, it would generally not be ethical for a bank or broker to front -
run the orders of its customers if doing so resulted in the customers getting a
worse price.
What's more, the PMO's own statement then
ran through a full litany of all theÂ
bad things that lie ahead: decline in global stock markets, decline in commodity
prices, slowing growth in China and emerging markets, and potential impacts on Canada's economy. Instead of boasting about Canada's successes under Conservative leadership, the PMO went to great lengths to show how
bad things could get.
Second: Because of the Internet's power to instantly broadcast information, good or
bad, the time it takes for this kind of
price run to get underway and rocket off into space has been greatly compressed.
The best /
worst part: A bowl will
run from $ 6 to $ 8 — at least double the
price of an entire box, which makes total sense.
Kroenke was the
worst thing that happened to a club that was already being
run by silver spooned ex merchant bankers and assorted lords and ladies who have NO interest in anything other than share
prices rising and a profit margin that guarantee's a profit each year, Wenger is the ideal front man for this soulless bunch and while I honestly belive that he does care about the club, his ethos and methods suit the board right down to a tee.
Disclaimer — I had to help get my kids ready for bed around the 3rd inning and didn't come back until the 5th but in the first he made two
bad pitches and paid the
price with two doubles and one of the
runs probably scored because of a terrible route
run by Tucker.
Also, I received this product complimentary from Influenster, but I think I will be buying it again when this one
runs out as it is good quality for not a
bad price.
The increasingly omnipresent actor is some way from «Breaking
Bad,» a broken, grizzled failure of a man, always aware of the
price he pays for
running with the dicier members of society, and grudgingly, heartbreakingly accepting of the inevitable conclusion to his lifestyle when it comes.
The tool outlay (
price of a fully furnished mechanics tool set, and box), could, and probably will
run into the 10s of 1,000 s of dollars, and in the end of the week, you are only guaranteed minimum wage for all hours worked, and yes, it does get that
bad.
The
Bad Turbo - lag and poor fuel economy afflict the performance, and the
price tag
runs over 40 grand.
O2 sensor bank 2 needed replaced, And very
bad design on headlight, try
pricing a simple headlight and
running light bulb replacement at your local dealer $ 200 - $ 300.
Fuel economy is approximately 30 percent
worse when
running E85, but this can be offset by the the ethanol mix's lower
price.
Car is less than 8 months old so only
running cost I have (bar insurance) is fuel which given 54mpg is not
bad,
price of the stuff notwithsatanding
Worst customer service ever was in the market for another car called and it seemed they are very rude from the get go all they kept asking well need to
run your credit first than can discuss on the vehicle I'm intrested in was just checking
prices and they couldn't even help on that again I do n...
Funny thing, Sony closes a well
run site and transfers customers to Kobo, a company that somehow manages to stay in business despite a lack of customer service, poor interface, poor selection, high
prices and just an overall
bad experience.
The dock
price isn't too
bad considering it doubles the
run time with the extra internal battery it contains and it's considerably cheaper than the Atrix dock for comparison.
I hope he has enough money to pay exorbitant fees for a
run through spellcheck,
bad formatting, a bunch of bogus «marketing,» and a print book that's
priced too high to make a profit.
Of all the tests I've
run, finding value using low
price - to - dividends tested the
worst: https://greenbackd.com/2014/06/16/investing-using-dividend-yield-backtests-1926-to-2013/
These naive strategies range from extrapolating past earnings growth too far into the future, to assuming a trend in stock
prices, to overreacting to good or
bad news, or to simply equating a good investment with a well -
run company irrespective of
price.
This is an important restriction because these positions often get filled at the
worst possible
prices, due to algorithmic front
running.
Somehow a used copy of Thousand - Year Door will only
run you $ 11 on Amazon, so you're not doing too
bad on
price if you've been buying these titles as I list»em.
When you succumb to fear, you often end up paying the
price in the long
run, with results like a
bad user experience or looking like a copycat.
Until the
run up in oil
prices started in 2002, boosted by the sad events around Hurricane Katarina, there were no material rewards for real long - term concerns, and the Bush Administrations throttling was only the
worst of the squeezes that started under Pres REagan.
The good news in the case of the UK is that it could have been a lot
worse: Aberthaw, like all UK coal power plants, doesn't
run that much because it has to pay a CO2
price of $ 30 per tonne.
I don't neccesarily thing RMT is a
bad idea (assuming it was done by the company
running the game, had no intrusive in - game adverts, and was
priced fairly); my issue lies mostly in the fact that people are willing to leverage an advantage unrelated to the game (real world liquid assets) to make themselves superior in game, when not everyone can do the same.
Worse still, Faraday Future has given no official
pricing for its FF 91 in America, so the media
ran wild with company backer Jia Yueting's estimate of $ 290,000 for the Chinese market.
After an immense
run overnight brought
price to trade in excess of the 7000, just a matter of days post-6000 break, things took a turn for the
worse and
price gave back a large portion of the
run on a severe correction.
It might have more features at a less
price than Samsung, lg etc but people with regret buying it in the long
run due to
bad / non-existent service as these phones would go kaput with half a year.
There is a huge shortage of inventory and even when people try to low ball new listings and then «walk» because the seller won't come down I end up hearing their cries months later that they can't find anything better than the deal they were trying to squeeze a couple K out of, and the fact that the current deals are even
worse... Appraisals are slow to catch up to some of the hotter markets which is keeping
prices from shooting up super quickly, but if you
run some of the numbers I'm seeing values going up 20 % in particular areas over the last year.
Finding real estate in the booming area is now very expensive and even the properties that are
run down are owned by owners who want a higher
price even if their building is in
bad shape.