Sentence examples for Investor perception from inspiring English sources

Investor perception has lagged that change.

The investor perception that even though the United States economy is slowing the dollar remains the world's safe-haven currency.

The biggest winners in the Dow and the S.& P. were turnaround stories, at least in investor perception.

"It seems clear the investor perception that nothing can go wrong in the new economy seems to be meeting with greater suspicion.

But the surge in activity points to an intensifying investor perception that the possibility of a government default can no longer be completely dismissed.

In its criticism of Templeton, Harvard cited a passage in a book by Mark Mobius, the fund's manager, who wrote that when closed-end funds trade at a discount for an extended period, this "indicates investor perception that the manager of the fund is not adding value to the fund".

Most generally, there is an issue of global investor perceptions.

"In the realm of investor perceptions, Spain has crossed the Rubicon from solvency to insolvency," he said.

The euro has fallen 4 percent against the dollar since November amid investor perceptions that the U.S. economy is recovering more quickly.

"In a way, the ratings agencies are just playing catch-up with investor perceptions," said Robin Marshall, director of investment at Smith & Williamson in London.

If Mr. McMillan sounds a little impatient, it may have something to do with the company's shares, which have lost nearly one-third of their value since 1999 on investor perceptions that the company's growth prospects are weak.