Sentences with phrase «very volatile year»

«This is going to be a very volatile year,» he said.

As seen below, by next year the G4 central banks will not only have slowed the growth of their balance sheets but will be contracting them for the first time since 2015, a very volatile year for risk assets.

«This is going to be a very volatile year,» he said.

The company is not expected to grow revenues by very much year - over-year and with a high P / E of 45.1, any hiccup in earnings could lead to a very volatile year for the stock.

Not exact matches

The Canadian dollar has been very volatile so far this year, jumping from a low of 68 cents (U.S.) on Jan. 20 to a short - lived 80 cents on April 29.

«Markets are volatile, and very rarely will you receive the exact long - term annual return in any specific year,» says Zack Shepard, vice president of Matson Money in Scottsdale, Ariz. «If you look at the distribution of returns for the entire U.S. market since 1926, they have ranged from 60 percent to -40 percent.»

Over the past year, bonds have actually been very volatile.

«The very strong start to the year resulted from a period of relatively volatile markets and high levels of interest in the company's cryptocurrency CFDs offering, and in turn encouraged high levels of new customer sign ups and record trading in Q1 2018.»

In the years since 9/11, the French public square has been dominated by the jihadists and the xenophobes; and in that volatile social environment, something very bad was going to happen.

Those scores can be particularly volatile from year to year, and although they can help identify the very best and worst teachers, they are poor at differentiating among the 80 % in between.

Nevertheless, it's always fun to point out the variance with which the market values its merchandise — and this is in a year that has not been very volatile at all (not one 10 % correction in the S&P).

The threshold for when this tax applies has been very volatile over the last 20 years, but it is generally in the multi-millions, and I believe sits somewhere around $ 5M.

In normal economic times, interest rate announcements are very volatile news announcements, but over the last few years there is basically no movement around those releases in the United States since everyone knows the Fed is now raising interest rates until well into 2012.

I believe and have believed for years, and have the data to show that it works, the simple idea of rebalancing works wonders for a portfolio in that in that it always reduces the risk of the portfolio and in very volatile markets it will tend to increase your portfolio's return

While its track record is impressive, Dorfman says the strategy can be very volatile from year - to - year, and can become very concentrated in a particular sector or region.

Just remember that in the short - term some investments can be very volatile and not appropriate for any cash you know you'll need in the near term (the next five years or so).

Historically, adjustable rates have not been a bad choice either, but for the next few years in this very volatile economy, no one knows where rates are headed.

The contributions to ROE and contributions to total return by year are very similar, though the contribution to total return is far more volatile.

If you invest in something volatile (and stocks / mutual funds are very volatile in a 1 - 2 year term) I would consider it too risky for your need and time frame.

Remember: the stock market is always very volatile in the final 1 - 2 years of a bull market because some traders and investors jump on the long term bearish bandwagon too early.

Its one - year performance is also impressive, returning 8.7 % annually and beating 83 % of its peers, but the fund's performance can be very volatile over short periods.

Some great businesses have very volatile returns — for example, See's [a very profitable candy company owned by Berkshire] usually loses money in two quarters of each year — and some terrible businesses can have steady results.»

The Financials have been very volatile since the housing decline began and FAS is down 51 % year to date.

By their nature, bonds are a lot less volatile in stocks: a traditional bond index fund, for example, is not likely to lose more than 5 % or 6 % even in a very bad year, whereas that's a bad day for stocks.

2017 has already come and gone and while it may have seemed like a volatile year from a political perspective, it was actually a very stable rise in the investment markets.

As the cryptocurrency is highly volatile, you have the opportunity to gain high profits in very short time — compared to other markets where you have to wait even years to maybe get the same level of profits.

As Bitcoin has suffered volatile ups and downs this past year, companies like Coinbase have struggled to maintain a stable product and keep customers reassured they're fast - changing cryptocurrency fortunes are at the very least safe and securely stored.