Sentence examples for equal weighted from inspiring English sources

The results from this regression using equal weighted market values are reported in Panel A of Table 6.

After considering correlations between representative stocks in different liquidity tiers and the market, we then analysed the constituent industries of the TSX60 for industry correlation of liquidity measures and returns with the market, using equal weighted market values.

The scale score was obtained by by calculating the mean across the six (equal weighted) items; Cronbach's alpha = 0.78.

The scale score was obtained by by calculating the mean across the two (equal weighted) items, with higher scores indicating unhealthy eating habits.

The scale score was obtained by calculating the mean across the five (equal weighted) items, with higher scores indicating higher levels of injury anxiety.

The scale score was obtained by averaging the responses of the twelve (equal weighted) scale items, and higher scores corresponded to higher levels of psychophysical stress.

Top panel, comparison of the parameter's scores s, as assessed through individual-weighted (assessed from expert's weights w e ) and equal-weighted (assessed imposing w e =1) procedures, relative to node 1 of elicitation V.

When Rydex launched an equal-weighted exchange-traded fund four years ago, its director of portfolio management, Charles Tennes, articulated the case for equal weighting: "The quarterly rebalancing imposes a disciplined process of buy-low-sell-high".

Mr. McManus said the Value Line Arithmetic index, an equal-weighted index of 1,700 stocks, reached a record high on March 19.

But an equal-weighted investment would require constantly selling stocks that had done better than the index while buying stocks that had underperformed.

So we at breakingviews.com developed the Poor Getting Poorer Index — a basket of 22 equal-weighted stocks that includes the retailers, white-label manufacturers, repossession agencies, dollar stores, pawnshops and other public companies poised to capitalize on rising poverty.