Sentence examples for analysis of market from inspiring English sources
In this case, what we once knew was the analysis of market failure that supported the successful mixed economy that came into being in the mid-20th century.
"As an analyst, we can do fundamental analysis of companies, but as an analyst, it's hard to do fundamental analysis of market sentiment".
Based on my analysis of market behavior over the last seven decades, the odds are only slightly better than average that the large caps will beat the small caps in June.
But executives from WorldCom and Sprint say the Justice Department should not rely solely on an analysis of market share because the industry is changing so rapidly, particularly as the Internet offers new options as a vehicle for telephone service.
But by last July, about half of the investors who put money into United States equity funds over the preceding 10 years were sitting on losses of more than 20 percent, according to an analysis of market performance and investor flows by Trim Tabs, a research company.
Among the methods used to determine value are the analysis of market data to estimate the property's current market price, the estimation of the costs of reproducing the property minus the accrued depreciation, and the capitalization of the earnings of the property.
In addition to breaking news and providing timely analysis of market-moving events, the DealBook online report will offer links to the most relevant financial news from around the Web.
Aitken and his team created software that captures two million stock trades per second, enabling rapid analysis of markets.
Clifford Asness's AQR Capital Management and L.T.C.M. share a number of attributes; both are based on quantitative analysis of markets and the underlying historical data spanning decades; both aim for good returns while minimizing risk.
Yet the long-range potential, they say, is to use this data for far more fine-grained analysis of markets, customer behavior and operations, making business more of a science and less a seat-of-the-pants art.
Edsparr essentially told Drew that her way of investing — based on bottom-up economic analysis of markets, as opposed to abstract mathematical models — was on its way out.
