Sentences with phrase «too traded off»

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It offered some suggestions, saying executives and business owners have said they are afraid to expand because electricity in Canada is too expensive, big energy projects are too slow to get off the ground, the future of present and future trade agreements is iffy, and the U.S. election is too frightening.

While hard skills can be traded off like millennials» expertise in social media or boomers» specific knowledge of an industry, work involves soft skills, too.

Too be sure, whenever the COT report shows an extreme level in the bullion bank short position in gold and futures, offset by an extreme long position held by the hedge funds, the criminal banks implement a «COT stop - loss hedge fund long liquidation» algorithm which sets off the stop - losses set by the hedge funds and causes the now - familiar «waterfall» chart patterns that result from heavy bank manipulation of Comex trading.

As we stated it is much more a form of auto trader than it is a binary options website but you can still place your own trades too but make no mistake about it the site is made to help you coattail off the success of experienced traders.

The trade - offs in this scenario are that market fears of inflation running too hot would be assuaged, alongside a higher risk of policy accident if the Fed becomes too aggressive in attempting to exorcise inflation before secular forces tame it organically.

Sometimes things are too hectic and it's easier to just open a package, but the trade off in health isn't worth it, as far as I'm concerned.

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My hope now is that Charlotte holds out for too much before the trade deadline, holds on to him, but re-opens talks in the off - season.

«Coaches have traded information off - field for years, too.

Those challenges may just turn out to be too much for some to overcome either initially or over the course of weeks or months, and some people may just feel that the benefits of breastfeeding are not worth the trade - off.

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Occasionally the straps gets a little twisted if you loosen them too much when letting your kid out, but well worth that trade off compared to other seats we've tried.

Many theme parks offer a rider switch service similar to Disney parks where adults can trade off caring for a baby too young to ride with riding a thrill ride or two.

«For too long governments have shied away from the difficult choices and trade - offs that are required.

He said security was «far too important to start a trade - off of one and the other.»

«Michelle Johnston Schoeneman of Citizens Against Collins, part of the Turn 27 Blue coalition, said the potential candidates represented «a refreshing contrast to Representative Chris Collins, who is too busy running to cable television studios, fending off an ethics investigation for insider trading, and fundraising from pharmaceutical industry lobbyists to be bothered with actually meeting with his constituents to hear their concerns.»

I think Ed's problem isn't that he's either a knave or a fool but that he mistakes buying off Progress as «party unity» and that he undervalues trade unionism probably because he has, as you say, too little experience of it.

I've decided that's a good trade - off for me, and with fasting TG of 20 and HDL of 160 I'm not too worried about IR.

Shifts happened off the mat too — trading happy hour for headstands.

I think it would be too heavy for the warmest days but the trade - off is you could also wear this dress in the winter with fun bright tights and a funky sweater.

Avengers: Infinity War will indisputably get started the «summer» off with a bang too, but it surely's simply the end of the iceberg relating to what the movie trade must be offering over the following 4 months.

Although Holofcener hones in on her lead's strengths — great reaction shots and terrific comic timing — the actress too often comes off as if she is still trading dating quips with Jerry and George while eating a big salad at Monk's.

Too often, said Merriman, low - performing charters fight legal battles with their authorizers to stay open — a betrayal of the trade - off that charters agreed to: freedom in exchange for accountability.

But we believe in private school choice, too — indeed, we believe in every kind of school choice that works for kids — and have previously mapped the touchy territory of accountability for «voucher schools» and advised policy makers on how to deal with these challenging trade - offs and balancing acts.

Considering the extra performance provided by the turbocharged engine, that isn't too bad a trade - off.

Trade - offs included an aftermarket exhaust that was too far on the tuned - Civic side of the sound spectrum for my taste, a dead stereo head unit, and tires nearing their wear bars.

While the Bronco and Ranger would benefit tremendously off - road with a solid front axle, the on - road trade - off is far too great for Ford to okay the idea.

And then horses, he's always been around horses, frightened horses too, because when in the morning Walter wasn't sleeping off the effects of the strong brew he kept for himself and his friends, he would turn to his second trade, farrier and blacksmith; and whether it was his sour breath, or his loud voice, or his general way of going on, even horses that were good to shoe would start to shake their heads and back away from the heat.

Yes, the quality is not too bad at all, and yes, even more expensive e-readers do not have the best quality around, its a trade off.

The screen on the W3 is also too big for one - handed operation, although that seems to be the trade - off with tablets.

A trade representative, if you will, who can sit down with a major platform's administration and say, «Gosh, folks, you've turned off the revenue of the very many in order to punish the very few... and your reader - customers aren't too happy with your skinnier selection, either.

However, there may be too many trade - offs for that price, including an uncomfortable keyboard, weak performance and scalding temperatures.

I'm still more partial to the single issues (vs trades), especially when taking a chance on a new series, and hard copies over digital, after years of squinting to get details off of too - small screen versions of double - page action spreads.

Better still, there's no such trade - off here: the Nook has physical page - turn keys too.

Managing retirement wealth involves trading off the enjoyment of spending one's assets on consumption against the risk of spending too much and prematurely depleting one's resources.

I too was a struggling trader early on in my career, but once I discovered the power and simplicity of trading off simple price action based setups, I never looked at any other indicator or trading software again.

Middle - class retirees have always faced a tricky trade - off to achieve decent returns without too much risk.

Add in trading fees, taxes for rebalancing in taxable accounts (when you don't have new money to rebalance)-- it probably isn't too far off from holding the total market anyways.

If you want to stay off of the B book, use a profitable system, don't enter trades without a stop loss, and don't risk too much of your account or overleverage your account by opening too many trades.

As a high school student, understanding the trade - offs of your college choice can help you choose a school that will get you close to the life and career you want without the burden of too many loans for college students.

However, increasing the gearing level too high would cancel any benefits associated with debt - financing because the increase in the required rate of return of investors and lenders because of the risk of bankruptcy would outweigh the tax savings as explained in the Trade - Off Theory of capital structure.

Many traders don't fully believe in their trading signals because the signals are just too confusing to trade off of, or they have not fully mastered their trading strategy yet.

For a lot of people the trade - off was too great, until the product improved and the price came down.

Sure, you could say that the pragmatism behind that belief is a little off, but I am convinced that there is too much money involved in the game of high frequency trading to see its growth slow down or taper off now.

We alter our trading strategies based off this information too.

ITT: (the remaining assets of ITT after the spinoff of XYL and XLS; shares started trading around $ 17 after the spinoff and rose 14 % to end the year at $ 19.33) Since this was the catchall entity after the two other divisions of ITT were spun off, it's not exactly clear what the previous performance of these assets has been as there are no pro forma financials provided like there were for XLS and XYL (and I was too lazy to create them).

Many people, when asked about trading, will simply pass it off as «too risky» or something only an «elite» group of people can excel it.

«Good traffic» doesn't happen too frequently in Atlanta, but fortunately there wasn't a lot of bad traffic either and I'm happy trading off a little more driving for extremely spacious accommodations.