Sentences with phrase «short trading history»

The results below are over a very limited time period, primarily due to the relatively short trading history of leveraged ETFs.

In addition, the short trading history of these vehicles means it is too early to offer any conclusions with confidence.

The limitation of the tests are primarily the time frame — most ETFs have relatively short trading histories so it is difficult to draw strong conclusions on the historical merits of the strategy.

Not exact matches

However, to be viable, these plants would have required market conditions which have only existed for four or five years in the relatively short history of global gas trade to prevail for most of the next 30 years.

Coinsetter, recently announced the release of what is, by far, the most highly requested feature in their history: margin trading and shorting of Bitcoin extended to all customers, with up to 5X leverage and interest - free margin and trading with margin by posting collateral of as low as 20 % of the margin balance added to an account.

«For the first time in bitcoin's short six - year history, potential investors can trade bitcoin on a fully regulated domestic platform partly owned by the largest stock exchange in the world, the NYSE,» he noted.

Factually the book is perfect: the arguments for a convoy to counter the German U-boat threat to vital shipping, sound; the assessment of the influence of Ultra on the Allies» eventual triumph over that threat, accurate; the recognition of the remarkable courage of those in the «trade» throughout its short history, unsurprising.

The rate at which this knowledge has accumulated in the past decade has been nothing short of breathtaking, and as a geneticist I feel lucky to have been able to practice my trade at this point in history.

A Short History of Afghanistan Afghanistan lies on the historically important trading routes between the Middle East and the Indian sub-continent.

A four year test period is short by historical standards but the test is limited to the trading history of ETFs within the portfolio.

In short, it is all of the firms trading on US exchanges (that Media General covers) that have seven years of earnings history, and significant analyst coverage extending out for two years.

A story about the shadowy world of short - term traders and the largest insider trading investigation in history involving Steven A. Cohen and his hedge fund, SAC Capital.

An emerging, or developing, market, in contrast, is generally located in a country with a relatively short stock market history, an evolving emphasis on economic stability and market oversight, and a growing list of public companies whose stocks are available for trading.

The MOAT ETF doesn't have a long trading history (less than two years), but over its short life it has outperformed the S&P 500 by about 10 %.

Stable stocks with a long - term growth capability are what you want for investing, but in the short run, look for stocks that have broad highs and lows in their recent trading history.

My options trading delivered the highest income in my relatively short options trading history.

However, with Welltower trading near all - time highs and many bond - like stocks trading at premium valuation multiples relative to history, short - term, more risk averse investors need to keep in mind the risk of a short to medium - term correction if rates do begin to rise and cause capital outflows for bond - like stocks.

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(trollion dollar carry trade, was long oil and short the Dollar; as oil drops so the Dollar rises in the biggest short squeeze of history)

Sure, some people have built successful short - term trading models, but people have mostly lost their shirts when they have tried to make long - term bets based on computer financial models that beautifully matched history but failed to accurately predict the future.

Decentralized Exchanges allow users to trade cryptoassets without entrusting their coins to third parties, whose centralized platforms provide hackers with lucrative attack vectors and have collectively lost more than $ 1 billion worth of assets to thefts during the industry's short history.

Interest rate swaps (IRS) are the other key interest rate products for BGC where a close relationship between brokers trading short and long - term products facilitates a history of delivering first - class service.