Sentences with phrase «vagaries of the market»

It's how financial planners make money, and they earn that fee by changing your investments as needed by the current vagaries of the market.
Understanding the dairy markets on any given day can be difficult even for experienced procurement professionals due to the complexities and vagaries of the markets.
New Labour, argues Rutherford, was, in the end, insufficiently attentive to those left behind by globalisation, those whose jobs and communities had been sacrificed to the vagaries of the market.
The success of the New Deal has shown what the public sector can do; scrapping it and allowing the vagaries of the market to get people back into work is wrong.»
And unlike a public sector pension plan, which is protected by the state constitution and whose benefits can't be diminished even in an economic crisis, the retirement savings plan the city is proposing would be very much subject to the vagaries of the market.
Whether they do depends as much on geopolitics as geology — the vagaries of market speculation on future oil prices and how much economic pain private oil companies can take compared with their national oil company counterparts, like Saudi Arabia's Aramco.
Should the price of energy and the security of supply be left to the vagaries of the market?
The event may speak more about the vagaries of the market than Anta's potential for growth.
I wanted to flag a point here — Mean Reversion in Graham's concepts is in the context of Mr. Market — that an individual stock price will revert to its own intrinsic value over time, regardless of the vagaries of the market.
It is fully exposed to the vagaries of the market and the underlying index.
That said, Graham expressed «some doubt» this would always be the case, given the vagaries of market conditions (Graham, 2006, p. 6).
In the absence of a catalyst, however, underlying value could erode; conversely, the gap between price and value could widen with the vagaries of the market.
That will pretty much turn Entergy into a fully regulated utility, which will guarantee a decent return on investment, instead of leaving margins to the vagaries of the market.
Even if you can whittle this down to a small number of (potential) «core» targets, however certain an «anticipatory trader» might be about the future direction of those stocks (i.e. which to short, which to go long with), the vagaries of the market mean that sometimes they'll get it right, often they'll get it wrong.
Directed by Nathaniel Kahn, «The Price of Everything» examines the contemporary art world and the vagaries of the market.
Now the vagaries of the market have unleashed a second dose of Seizure, bringing us an economic cloud with a blue crystal lining.
However, most elect the upfront incentives rather than to trade their small number of REC certificates each year and be subject to the vagaries of this market.
They can present a pretty good idea of what to expect in terms of benefits, but if investments are hit hard it can decrease amount of funds, and they are often open to the vagaries of the market.
That is not subject to the vagaries of the market.
I'm left where I was in 2012 which is that I don't think that access to licensing should depend on the vagaries of the market.
But you should also keep this in mind that the vagaries of the market can affect even the best performing investment plan.
Traditional Insurance is closer to Protection: Right from the sale when the premium is a function of the sum assured to the bonus declaration which also adds to increased growth of protection component within the policy, traditional insurance is closer to protection than ULIPs wherein protection element of the policy, in most cases is more or less constant or subject to vagaries of the market and fund value.
The returns from the stock and commodities markets are highly volatile with even the best investments not being safe from the vagaries of the market.
The best investment are those that balance the risks and the returns so that some of your investments are safe from the vagaries of the market.
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