Sentences with phrase «shows average spreads»
As for the typical spreads enjoyed by forex traders, the following table shows average spreads which forex traders can expect from FP Markets.
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The following charts show the quintile spreads two ratios within a universe of Large U.S. Stocks, stocks with a market cap greater than average, from 1964 - 2015 [1].
But the average, healthy, happy - minded Feedback can't help wondering why it wouldn't be just as easy to get the numbers right, instead of wrong, and say that the double page spread shows a tenth of a second of music instead of the completely incorrect 4.7 seconds.
Growth - based measures and demographic - adjusted average test scores identify similar types of schools as low - performing, as shown by the fact that the red dots (low - income schools) are spread out in the figure, as opposed to clustered on the left - hand side.
As shown in Exhibit 1, the weighted average credit spread of U.S. leveraged loans, as measured by the S&P / LSTA Leveraged Loan 100 Index, has fallen steadily and now sits at about one - half of where levels were just 16 months ago.
As shown in Exhibit 1, the weighted average credit spread of U.S. leveraged loans, as measured by the S&P / LSTA Leveraged Loan 100 Index, has fallen steadily and now sits at Read more -LSB-...]
Some time in June the spread average displayed will be completely a moving average, for dates before last June the chart shows the year to date average.
The 5.3 % is a simple average of all raises, which, when spread out across the year, will show the average raise of a stock across the portfolio.
The following table shows corresponding annual averages from 2006 to 2017, and the spread in the values for each year.
About what Ernst Beck writes: Ernst only shows averages in his graph for a given year, not the spread.
Thus, on average, more time is spent marketing, promoting, spreading the word amongst other MLS member Brokerages and their staff members etc. in combination with more money being spent on advertising, much longer showing times etc..