Sentence examples for deteriorating earnings from inspiring English sources

He sells stocks based on indicators like selling pressure, or changes in fundamentals, like deteriorating earnings.

Deteriorating earnings in turn hurt companies' creditworthiness and make borrowing more expensive.

We still like the franchise but the next 12 months will be an uphill task with deteriorating earnings fighting against elusive excess capital.

Ask about persistent accusations that G.E., which has made good on its earnings predictions every quarter for decades, manages its numbers to mask deteriorating earnings, and the storm clouds gather.

And though Automatic Data and PeopleSoft delivered deteriorating earnings in 1999, Mortgage.com's record is far worse.

A former executive at industry leader Whirlpool (Maytag is third in the appliance field), Ralph Hake faces an economic slump and deteriorating earnings, which slid 35% in 2001′s first half, following a 39% drop for 2000.

Mr. Birinyi said that while investors have been worried lately about deteriorating corporate earnings, they responded optimistically to Motorola's strong earnings report on Tuesday and to a 68 percent profit rise for the Federal National Mortgage Association, known as Fannie Mae.

A recent survey of fund managers by Merrill Lynch found that nearly three-quarters of them were bracing for deteriorating corporate earnings among global stocks in the next 12 months.

Mr. McHugh considers selling shares when forecasts deteriorate for earnings growth rates, for example, or when a company changes its business model or loses market share.

Many investors worried that Freddie and sister firm Fannie Mae, which buys mortgages from lenders, would see assets deteriorate and earnings dip.

We believe deteriorating fundamentals and earnings momentum could result in Vodafone being the classic value trap.