Sentences with phrase «prices during this stretch»

Yeah, I don't like any move (justified or not) that raises prices during this stretch.

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NEW YORK, Jan 17 - U.S. fund investors stampeded into bonds and world stocks during the latest week, ignoring warning signs about stretched prices, according to the Investment Company Institute.

Long used to the inevitability of capital gains, investors and markets have not been tested during a stretch of time when prices go down and policymakers» hands are tied to perform their historical function of buyer of last resort.

The decision to sell Wired as an Internet play — already a stretch of the imagination — now looked like a liability: even the stock of Yahoo!, whose price had more than tripled during its first day of trading, had since tumbled back to its offering price.

Not surprisingly, energy prices, particularly for natural gas, have gained ground during this stretch.

... he's holding more cash nowadays, between 4 % and 7 % of assets, to take advantage of any lower prices during what he expects will be a volatile and seasonally weak September - October stretch for stocks.

During WWII, the price of chocolate skyrocketed again due to rationing, and Italian chocolatier Pietro Ferrero revived the idea of stretching the precious chocolate supply by adding hazelnuts.

They stretch out a little during the day, but not much (they're more cotton - rich than I would have thought) I like them, particularly for the price!

Granted the A3 is priced lower than the Volvo and the Audi's seats held occupants in place very snugly during harder cornering, but after around 250 km of driving I was pleased to step out of the car and stretch.

Following up on our previous post regarding the EVO View 4G, the Android tablet is now available for $ 20 less than the previous lowest price for the tablet found last weekend during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales stretch.

Car dealers know this, and that's why instead of lowering the purchase price during negotiations they'll try to stretch out the length of your loan — lowering your monthly payments, but not the cost of the car.

During that 30 - year stretch, the S&P 500 - stock index (with dividends reinvested) lost money in five years — 1990, 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2008 — and the T. Rowe Price Group fund posted gains in three of those five years, thus helping to bolster a diversified portfolio's performance at a time when its stock market investments were suffering.

Except that the crash didn't come until more than three years later, a stretch during which stock prices more than doubled.