Sentences with phrase «rise when»

In 2000, Birdo's stock began to rise when she made her playable debut as a character in Mario Tennis for the Nintendo 64.

A few issues rise when it comes to cooperative play, which make this a harder sell, but Brut @l is otherwise a fitting tribute to Rogue and the genre that came from it that dominates the indie scene.

Single winged Buzzy Beetles will rise when stood upon, while those with any number of enemies stacked upon them (including additional winged Buzzy Beetles) will maintain a constant altitude.

There are a lot of strategy titles among top titles on mobile platforms, so we believe that the card games were on the rise when we started developing the game.

The huge interest in the new toy line is hugely encouraging, and we expect sales to continue to rise when the range launches later this year.»

Cruise for crocodiles along the mangroves and feel your adrenalin rise when you spot one, or get up early and have breakfast with the birds.

Extra precaution should always be taken in order to prevent identity theft abroad; in fact, the palpable risk of identity theft may even rise when travelling, with many travellers carrying important documents and letting their guard down just enough to become a vulnerable target.

While chicken jerky pet treats were definitely on the rise when Abramson started his enterprise in 2005, the category was still in a relatively early stage of development and offered ample opportunity for vendors with high - quality, innovative products — and vision.

Naturally, their anxiety will rise when they go near it because they associate it with punishment.

BUN level in the blood of ill pets begins to rise when not enough healthy kidney tissue remains to excrete it into the dog's urine.

You might see them rise when he perks up in response to a noise but see them flop down quickly afterwards.

If your dog is suffering from forelimb lameness, it's likely their head will rise when weight is placed on the affected leg and go down when they put their healthy leg on the ground.

While the value of a convertible security also tends to rise when the underlying common stock value rises, it will not rise as much because its conversion value is

While the value of a convertible security also tends to rise when the underlying common stock value rises, it will not rise as much because its conversion value is more narrow.

The author of Where Keynes Went Wrong points out repeatedly from Keynes» writings his view that interest rates are almost always too high, and that interest rates should only rise when inflation is rising quickly.

how can you expect earnings to rise when margins at at record high following cost cutting during the financial crisis......

Interest Rate Risk (Municipal Bond Fund only): Fixed income security prices generally rise when interest rates decline and decline when interest rates rise.

Because the NAV of a fund reflects the composite prices of all of the securities it holds, it will rise when the price of the majority of those securities rises and fall when they fall.

Prices of fixed income securities generally decline when interest rates rise, and rise when interest rates fall.

Typically, markets rise when rates fall.

Most property companies are now enthusiastically back in acquisition mode — in fact, recent news & developments suggests the makings of a real land grab... [You know prices look set to rise when multiple buyers are bulking up, jumping into portfolio auctions, and generally appear terrified they'll miss out on sealing a deal or two!]

@Craig: There are bear - market funds that are designed to rise when the market falls.

Sadly, only the asset values rise when rates fall, because liabilities aren't publicly traded, and as such have no price to mark to market.

Stocks rise when the rate - of - change in the money supply exceeds the rate - of - change in inflation.

Many market participants presume that long - term interest rates will rise when a Fed tightening policy begins.

Will your personal tax bracket rise when you retire?

Some traders try to resolve the margin problem by buying an inverse ETF (inverse ETF's rise when the market falls).

To the extent that contractual rights are infringed, rates will rise when lending resumes to compensate for expropriation risk.

But there is no reason why earnings should rise when real rates rise.

First, there are multiple currency ETFs which focus on either an individual country or even a basket of countries that rise when the US dollar falls in parity.

Interest rates usually rise when the economy is doing this well.

Stocks tend to rise when there are rumors of buyouts.

Unless the Fed wants to keep its balance sheet permanently larger, yields on MBS will rise when they stop buying.

But stock prices often fall when, say, company profits fall, and rise when company profits rise.

Think of it this way: Stock market crashes cause a great deal of stress, but dividend yields rise when stock prices fall.

In general, bond prices rise when interest rates fall and vice versa.

Prices typically rise when the prospects for the economy and corporate earnings are upbeat, and prices stagnate or fall when the future outlook appears dim.

Mortgage rates typically rise when consumers feel confident about buying homes; inflation is increasing real estate values and more consumers have solid employment.

Mortgage borrowing costs frequently (but not always) rise when the federal funds rate goes up.

Los Angeles mortgage rates will likely begin to rise when that occurs.

For example, stock prices often — but not always — rise when bond prices fall, and vice versa.

Even though disability claims rise when unemployment is high, they underwrite better than most of the industry.

Nevertheless, the variable interest rates quoted by the credit card issuers will rise when the Prime Rate does.

All they know is that bonds do tend to reduce the volatility of your portfolio, since they tend to rise when stock prices fall.

Interest rates typically rise when the economy is booming and investors feel secure.

Stocks rise when the Fed lifts rates enough to contain inflation, but not by so much that the hikes suffocate borrowing and lending.

You could move it all into cash, you could buy gold or real estate or for that matter you could even take an aggressive approach and try to capitalize on stocks» carnage by loading up on investments designed to rise when the market falls, such as bear market funds or put options.

At times it may pay to hold off — for instance, a company's stock will often rise when it announces a stock split, then fall after the split takes effect.

Any faulty late payments or delinquencies can be addressed, and your credit score will rise when they're removed.

At the rear we encounter another very special touch applied by Nimrod... the massive rear wing is unlike anything we've seen before, a fixed unit this time, but the way it is integrated into the Avanti Rosso design still allows the original wing from the Aventador base car to rise when needed, great thinking from Nimrod here.