The phrase "assets market" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "asset market." You can use "asset market" when referring to a marketplace where financial assets are traded, such as stocks, bonds, or real estate.
Example: "Investors are closely monitoring the asset market for signs of recovery after the recent downturn."
Alternatives: "financial market" or "capital market."
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Still, for a large financial institution like Deutsche Bank, which relies on volatile short-term loans to fund a risky portfolio of derivatives, securitized mortgages and other hard-to-sell assets, market confidence can be fickle — there one moment, gone the next.
The titans listed here get a composite ranking from four metrics: sales, profits, assets, market value.
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These include firm size (book value of assets), Market-to-Book ratio (MtoB), free cash flow, and leverage.
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Frydman and Goldberg believe that long-lasting asset swings are inherent in how assets markets allocate capital.
"The asset market becomes flooded," Mr. Keen wrote, "and the euphoria becomes a panic, the boom becomes a slump".
Rising values in an asset market draw investor attention; the early stages of the housing bubble had this usual, self-reinforcing feature.
