Typically they become optimistic or pessimistic based on the facts that matter most to their portfolios: savings, investment, output, profits, dividends, and interest rates.
Because you almost certainly love Daft Punk's Get Lucky, a realisation I've come to based on the fact that every single person on earth seems to like Get Lucky apart from me.
"In essence, market manipulation". "The decision to delist bitcoin SV seems to be based on the fact that they don't like one scientist that works on the platform," Ayre added.
Some pundits and fans considered Auburn's failure to reach the championship game to be based on the fact that the Tigers had started with a lower ranking at the beginning of the season.
Are we sentencing people to death based on the fact that we're not providing information to them?" Ornstein asked.
This is a pragmatic alternative to microwaving, based on the fact that even if eggs are present they are unlikely to hatch and cause an infestation within a few hours.
There has been considerable speculation that leatherbacks are endothermic and able to thermoregulate based upon the fact that their global range spans from cold northern foraging grounds to tropical nesting beaches.
Rather, it seems to be based on the fact that the United States cannot track with great certainty increased efforts by Iran to acquire nuclear materials and technology on the international black market, mainly from the former Soviet Union, the officials said.
He said, seemingly contradictory to Cook's statements, that his decision to retire was based on the fact that he did not want to play anymore.
I understand performance-related pay is being rolled out across the country and, to a certain extent, I agree that any salary raise I get needs to be based on the fact that I do my job properly.
Ms. Cross-White, the editor of The Tribune, raised the Groucho Marx question, asking "why anyone would want to belong to this association based on the fact that Jefferson was a man who took lecherous advantage of his property".
