Sentence examples for detecting market from inspiring English sources
"The simple answer may be that chief executives and corporate boards don't seem to be any better at detecting market peaks than anyone else," Mr. Stewart writes.
The simple answer may be that chief executives and corporate boards don't seem to be any better at detecting market peaks than anyone else.
Putnam's system for detecting market timing by its own employees, for example, monitored trades during only one quarter of a given year, leaving nine months of every calendar year with no monitoring at all.
To complement this study for the purpose of detecting market substitution with vulnerable species, two wild catfish species from China were also included: helmet catfish (Cranoglanis bouderius) and long-barbel catfish (Hemibagrus macropterus).
Yet another application would be to detect market changes upon introducing a new product or service on the Web based on traffic flow changes.
By observing and measuring recurring characteristics and phenomena in the financial markets, data scientists are able to pinpoint winning stocks, predict market crashes, detect market manipulation and the like.
The Flash Crash Index, calculated a day ahead, detects market microstructure conditions that make a specific market or any financial instrument prone to flash crashes on the following trading day.
As entrepreneurs, I think success depends on our ability to detect market changes early and use them to our advantage, because these market shifts have the potential to change the game and put new entrants in a better competitive position against established companies.
The authors propose an alternative methodology of detecting these market anomalies and utilize empirical evidence to corroborate the finding that the market price of the investment in human capital in Western Balkan countries has started diverging from its fundamental value.
‡No influenza A(H7N9) virus was detected before market closure in wholesale markets, and data from this period were excluded from the regression model.
And if stolen drugs were that easy to detect, the market for them would quickly shrink.
