Sentences with phrase «sees this chart as»

Using the desire for investors to bid up stocks at ever - increasing valuations, Higgins sees this chart as indicating a comparatively subdued enthusiasm from stock market players relative to what we saw in the 1990s.
I have requested validation and all I get is an email from a supervisor, who never returns ny calls, that a letter has been sent out for me to explain how to go to the ACS site and see the chart as to where my income is, like I haven't already done that.

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As seen in the chart below from the IIF, the vast majority of that $ 25 trillion increase over the past five years occurred in emerging markets, swelling from $ 42 trillion to $ 63 trillion.
Also known as ultra-high definition, or UHD, sets, the devices should bring in more retail sales dollars than any other «emerging technology» gadget this year, as we can see in this chart from Statista, which is based on a forecast by the Consumer Technology Association.
And while the spread has widened in the late stages of economic expansion, Bernstein notes that this is the first time the gap has grown because of an acceleration in operating earnings as opposed to a fall in reported profit (see the third chart).
And while not every out - of - pocket health - care expense counts as deductible, long - term care insurance premiums do, with age - based caps on how much you can deduct yearly (see chart below).
If he is unable to serve, the next person in the line of succession acts as president (see the chart below).
D.C. healthcare premiums on the Affordable Care Act marketplace seem to be holding steady in the mid-200's, as you can see in the chart.
And as you can see in the chart, such a divergence hasn't yet started to occur.
Even blue - chip U.K. stocks traded at a premium (see chart below), as investors flocked to Britain - based multinationals, which got an added foreign - exchange boost thanks to the weakened pound.
As we can see in this chart from Statista, licensed merchandising has already proven to be a strong business model for media companies like Walt Disney and Nickelodeon.
As seen in the chart below from Westpac Bank, China's trade surplus with the US has ballooned over the past decade as exports to the US grew substantially faster than imports heading in the other directioAs seen in the chart below from Westpac Bank, China's trade surplus with the US has ballooned over the past decade as exports to the US grew substantially faster than imports heading in the other directioas exports to the US grew substantially faster than imports heading in the other direction.
As of mid-2015, the measure (see blue line in chart) shows that less than a third of disposable income is required by a representative Canadian household for mortgage payments and utility fees — below the long term average (brown line).
But as is clear in the chart below, after revenue peaked at $ 66.7 billion in 2011, the B2B sector as a whole saw sales sink — precipitously — in each subsequent year.
Sandler O'Neill: - In light blue [in reference to chart above] we see the episodic role of foreign purchases, driven heavily by emerging markets» swelling reserves as trade and current account surpluses exploded until 2006, followed by industrial market buying to escape several phases of the euro crisis.
But, as we can see in this chart from Statista, in three of Amazon's last five quarters it's done even more — it's covered over the red ink posted by Amazon's other segments and helped it turn a likely loss into a profit.
As seen in the chart below, we achieve optimal performance with a certain amount of stress, sometimes referred to with the prefix eu -, meaning good.
As we can see in this chart from Statista, based off data from NPR and Edison Research, 36 % of people don't buy smart speakers because they don't like the idea of a device always listening to them.
We like to think of this chart as how Warren Buffett sees the stock market.
Investors are turning more bullish on China — as seen in the chart of the Shanghai composite index.
As you can see in the chart below, here in the U.S., government jobs growth has broadly outpaced all other industries over the years.
In fact, credit spreads in many markets are trading at the lowest levels as a percentage of their overall yield in a decade (see chart below).
As the Eggertsson paper notes, the Fed's fearful tightening in 1937 halted a recovery that had taken years to develop and dealt sharp blows to employment and production (see chart, above right).
As you can see in the chart below, the price of the yellow metal tends to increase during periods of systemic risk.
And while BAML is quick to note that this isn't an outwardly bearish signal, it does mark a shift towards a more cautious overall stance for investors as they position for lower yields (see chart below).
As you can see on the chart below, $ SPY is currently trading well above the dominant uptrend line of the current rally:
However, as seen in Chart 10, there is some evidence of lower heterogeneity among forecasters in the Blue Chip survey compared with the Survey of Professional Forecasters, especially in recent periods, which, in retrospect, were periods of high fundamental uncertainty in the economy.
As you can see in the chart below, based on investment performance for the 35 - year period beginning in 1972, a hypothetical balanced portfolio of 50 % stocks, 40 % bonds, and 10 % short - term investments would have done quite well for a retiree who limited withdrawals to 4 % annually.
Our three - year average burn rate, which we define as the number of Shares subject to equity awards granted in a fiscal year divided by the weighted average Shares outstanding for that fiscal year, was 2.17 % for fiscal years 2016 through 2018 (see chart on page 60 for detailed calculation of our three - year burn rates).
Stimulus spending ensured that the downturn wasnâ $ ™ t as severe as it could have been and growth was stronger coming right out of the recession, but since then government austerity has slowed economic growth, putting us behind the even the 1990s recovery (see chart below).
Seeing as Tesla doesn't have the same capacities as Mercedes, BMW and Audi possess regarding production, dealer networks and brand name, topping the charts this time around is a remarkable feat.
In the chart above, courtesy of a March report from theOxford Institute for Energy Studies, you can see that the number of vehicles driving on Indian roads doubled between 2007 and 2014, thanks not only to an exploding population but also the rise of India's «spending class,» as Gianni calls it.
As the chart below shows, we see the shift to bigger fiscal spending among G7 economies now making a small contribution to global growth rather than subtracting from it, as the IMF still forecastAs the chart below shows, we see the shift to bigger fiscal spending among G7 economies now making a small contribution to global growth rather than subtracting from it, as the IMF still forecastas the IMF still forecasts.
We don't see much scope for rates to go more negative, as evident in the chart above.
Ray Bradbury Below is the list of all the books seen in the chart, as well as a few more that I just couldn't fit.
As you can see in the chart below, active funds have had more outflows in each of the last two years than they did in 2008.
As you can see in the chart below, gold has steadily marched higher while the real rate on the 10 - year Treasury has moved largely sideways in the past year.
Below is a chart showing national debt as a percentage of GDP going back to the founding of the U.S.. Although we've seen periodic spikes in response to national crises, the debt could soar to unprecedented levels within the next 10 years.
A direct consequence of this growth was that the short - term liabilities associated with the shadow banking system — repos and commercial paper — exceeded the level of demand deposits as seen in Chart 3.
In charting asset allocation decisions, we see the current situation as a replay of the economy of 2004 - 2007, but with some key differences.
The results, as you can see in the performance charts above, speak for themselves.
So, on this chart we had one big winner that would have netted us 3 or 4R and then two losing trades of 1R each, and as you can see we would still be ahead even though we had no expectation as to which trade would lose and which would win.
As you can see in the chart below, one of the portfolio's strengths is the freedom it has to go beyond traditional sources of income and pursue nontraditional income sources — such as ETF exposure to bank loans, preferred stock, and emerging market debt — in order to seek yielAs you can see in the chart below, one of the portfolio's strengths is the freedom it has to go beyond traditional sources of income and pursue nontraditional income sources — such as ETF exposure to bank loans, preferred stock, and emerging market debt — in order to seek yielas ETF exposure to bank loans, preferred stock, and emerging market debt — in order to seek yield.
As you can see on the chart above, $ SPY could easily come into contact with its 50 - day MA with just one more substantial down day in the broad market.
As seen in the chart below, both M&A and IPO markets have placed increasing valuations on successfully exited venture backed companies.
You can see in the chart below that as rates fell, the price of gold rose, and vice versa.
So far this year as you can see from the chart on your left Jay is having a very good year.
The second time we looked at this, we saw the Findus twist bring new energy to the story and as the chart shows, Tesco's Buzz score — which tracks whether consumers have heard something positive or negative about a brand — went further down and is only showing the very first signs of recovery in the last week.
My selective perception — the lens with which I view everything, including his chartsees this as a case study in investor psychology.
As annotated in the chart above, we would ideally like to see a quick pullback to near new support of its 200 - day MA (the orange line), presently just above the $ 160 level.
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