Sentences with phrase «sentiment seems»

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Trump is heading to the White House, the bitcoin price has made a series of fresh highs, and sentiment seems to be up.

There was certainly some repricing in specific sectors that are likely to be affected by the new tariffs but the overall market sentiment seems to indicate that investors believe the worst of the war is behind us.

As I discuss in a recent article, surprisingly diverse social constituencies supported the ballot initiatives, which suggests that the political tides may be turning [in Latin America, too, public sentiment seems to have soured on Washington's unpopular drug war].

It turns out to be a bit more complicated than that — Keeling's discovery that CO2 really was increasing at the end of that decade squashed that line of argument, but the no - need - to - worry sentiment seems to have returned elsewhere in Dyson's thinking over time.

The sentiment seems to be in equal measure irony and affection.»

The widespread sentiment seems to be one of, «There's nothing that can be done, so don't waste time and energy worrying about it.»

The movie rocks, and aside from a few people taking a swing because it's an exposed target, the sentiment seems to be fairly unanimous.

The general sentiment seems to be one of surprise and merriment that Diary is finally being made after years of discussion.

Being misjudged seems to be the theme of Shaun's (Gabrielle Union) life — at least, that's what she tells people throughout James McTeigue's uneven «Breaking In» — and while the sentiment seems cliche, it's hard to argue with it once she harbors the full range of her abilities in service to a story best described as some sort of reverse «Panic Room.»

On the other hand, popular sentiment seems to be that to participate in Trump's inauguration (or administration) in any sense is to condone the 45th U.S. President's political beliefs.

But the successes are modest compared with those in South Korea, where the anti-evolution sentiment seems to be winning its battle with mainstream science.

Rarely do our own miscalculations result in tragedy, yet popular sentiment seems to hold that when it comes to truly trusting others, you just never know.

This sentiment seems to be growing and it looks like he won't be alone as some consider Grimm's ouster small potatoes on the national scale, even sounding very open to seeing him replaced.

That sentiment seems to be shared by the Sixers front office.

This has to do with the board as well, although that sentiment seems unpopular ATM.

The sentiment seems to be that any team can win it except Texas A&M.

A global glut of oil made markets complacent, but that sentiment seems to be changing in the face of growing global demand and shrinking supply.

Long term, sentiment seems to be getting better and better: a whopping 83 % have a bullish and promising outlook on the industry from a long - term perspective.

After a decades - long rise of free trade agreements and the automation of manufacturing jobs, United States political sentiment seems to be shifting away from international cooperation.

Trump is heading to the White House, the bitcoin price has made a series of fresh highs, and sentiment seems to be up.

To you, this sentiment seems like it is taking on mythical proportions.

That last sentiment seems key here: Mobile visitors are less likely to convert to a sign up or a sale.

But Aso noted an encouraging trend: that investor sentiment seemed to be driving the recent stock market performance, a factor that has not been so influential in the past.

The sentiment seemed widespread on tech and media Twitter: there was a lack of specificity in terms of questions about privacy (this allowed Zuckerberg to turn nearly every question about the ownership of data to a discussion about user interface controls that limit where data is shown to other Facebook users), plenty of dodged questions (every time there was a question about the data Facebook generates about users beyond what they themselves enter into the system Zuckerberg needed to «check with his team»), and bad questions that presumed Facebook sells data, letting Zuckerberg run out the clock at least three times by explaining the basics of Facebook's business model (this is precisely why I have been so outspoken about the problem of perpetrating this falsehood: it lets Facebook off the hook).

These sentiments seem to be carried by most in majority culture.

«Since our sentiments seem equally divided and since, according to my calculations, there are only 32 ways the fight can go (two knockout possibilities in each of 15 rounds and two decision possibilities at the end), I propose that the market be orderly.»

Twitter is an angry place where people go to complain, but the sentiment seemed unanimous and it was at an all - time frenzy, especially on Sunday.

But as word got out, most of the sentiment seemed to go against the new aquatic center.

Sentiments seem split up and not united.

From the moment the first details on Tap My Katamari [Free] were released, the overwhelming sentiment seemed to be that this game shouldn't be.

However, the prevailing sentiment seemed to be captured by a commenter who wrote, «I am in utter disbelief.

Rather, the sentiment seemed to be that high self - control individuals can «handle» the higher workload.

Not exact matches

So, in a market where analyst sentiment going into the quarter can seem way too grim — or, conversely, way too optimistic — Cramer asked investors to remain cautious and do their own homework.

Understanding the sentiment behind Trump's support — and why large sections of the U.S. population seem to have lost trust in the mainstream press and their ability to report on things accurately — is a worthy goal.

It certainly seems like a reversal of the Trump trade: Stocks on the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 not only broke high after high following the November elections, they also won greater investor sentiment immediately after Trump's election win.

Then, it won't seem merely reactionary — or worse, weak — when you ask them to back you up and help steer public sentiment into an authentically positive light.

Many of these posts were written anonymously, so take them with a grain of salt, but we've only included sentiments that seemed to be reoccurring or that we have heard from our own sources.

That might seem a rare sentiment from a for - profit business, and it's one Stewart credits to Quails» Gate's family roots.

However, the general public doesn't seem to share that sentiment.

But the recall didn't seem to add more negativity to sentiment as investors bid Tesla shares back up on Friday.

Consumer sentiments are notoriously volatile, and consumers always seem to be the last to figure out how good or bad things truly are.

Instead, the ads seemed designed to sow discord and increase partisanship, perhaps revving up the weary - of - the - system sentiments that may have helped Trump with the election.

It's a sentiment rarely seen in our litigious society today, but Lincoln seemed to believe lawyers had a greater social responsibility than other citizens.

Although this shift in U.S. monetary policy was inevitable at some point, it seems to have triggered a broad - based sentiment shift in global markets.

However, despite the sale of WhatsApp making Acton a billionaire, it seems he isn't Facebook's biggest fan; a sentiment that only became more apparent when late last night, Acton told his followers on Twitter that it was time to delete Facebook.

On the subject of record low cash levels in equity funds, juxtaposed against a seeming mountain of «cash sitting on the sidelines» in money market funds, I should note that cash levels in equity funds are a sentiment indicator, not a liquidity indicator.

This pattern seems to be confirmed by the sentiment figures.

Anti-tax sentiment has sunk in deep enough that political parties who would like to get elected on a platform of increasing tax revenues seem to feel they have little choice but to promise to only increase taxes that no one has to pay.

His forecast horizon is often vague, but he seems mostly to address extreme sentiment readings and their implications for return horizons several months or more in the future, and we grade his forecasts accordingly.