Sentences with phrase «tech crash»

In an effort to prioritize safety, Toyota equips every Highlander with a suite of high - tech crash prevention measures.

Still spooked by the 2008 meltdown (not to mention last decade's tech crash), they have made ultradefensive investments such as bonds and gold into scalding - hot favorites.

How about jumping in right before the tech crash in 2000?

The graph above (source: The Aleph Blog, edits in red are mine) shows what happened to junk bonds during the tech crash in 2000 and the Great Financial Collapse in 2008.

The tech crash was characterised by «new era valuation methodologies», while the Global Financial Crisis saw exponential growth in «dis - intermediated opaque structured products».

It should be obvious that our challenges in this half - cycle began with my 2009 decision to stress - test our methods against Depression - era data, having correctly anticipated the tech crash, the financial crisis, both of the associated recessions, having moved to a constructive outlook early in the intervening bull market, and when the long - term benefits our discipline were rather indisputable.

I saw my investments rise from 1998 to 2001, drop precipitously during the tech crash, rise again through 2008, plummet again during the financial crisis, then recover over the next few years.

But Gratham absolutely killed it in the years following the tech crash... and his former clients that bailed on him missed out.

I think we all remember the ensuing «tech crash» that followed, thereby catapulting value stocks ahead of the obliterated growth stocks for many years to come.

In the tech crash of 2000, indexes went down... some, way down.

After the tech crash the blue - chip index would make several runs at topping the 10,000 point mark before slipping again.

In the last 135 years, it had only been higher 4 % of the time; once in 1929 and once just before the tech crash of 2000/2001.

I can say from experience, having invested through two market crashes (the tech crash and the Great Recession) that it's a lot harder than you think it will be.

Some sharp Value investors, such as Warren Buffet, had the discipline to avoid the high valuations before the tech crash and the subprime crisis.

A portfolio made up of only those stocks is in serious jeopardy the next time a tech crash (like the one that happened in the late 1990's and early 2000's) rears its ugly head.

What can prompt a tech crash?

You'd think that safer cars would mean lower car insurance costs, but as The Wall Street Journal reported in August, 2017, «New cars loaded with high - tech crash - prevention gear are having a perverse effect on car - insurance costs: They are soaring.»