Sentence examples for equity gauge from inspiring English sources
While we suspect that some market technicians will quibble over the failure to close at an all-time high on the S&P 500, Friday's powerful advance took that widely followed equity gauge to within a point of the May 21, 2015 record of 2030.82, and provided another vivid illustration of why we always say that the only problem with market timing is getting the timing right.
Its shares have risen 54percentt over the past year, outpacing the 19percentt gain in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index, America's benchmark equity gauge.
It is therefore, important to assess interventions/initiatives not only in terms of their efficiency, but also their impact on equity through an appropriate equity gauge [ 40].
The Dow Jones industrial average managed to gain 56 points, or 0.6%, to 10,005, while broader U.S. equity gauges scuffled.
The Alliance currently includes 11 member-teams, called Equity Gauges, located in 10 countries in the Americas, Africa and Asia.
Interestingly, though they are both broad U.S. equity market gauges, the S&P 500 advanced only 89 basis points last week, while the Russell 3000 climbed 119 basis points.
Reuters reported today that Alibaba Group founder Jack Ma has been approached by a private equity consortium to gauge his interest in joining a bid to buy Yahoo.
Changes in shareholders' equity are an approximate gauge for changes in fair value.
Its profit fell 12 percent in the second quarter, and its return on equity, a closely watched gauge, dropped to 5.4 percent from 12.2 percent in the first quarter.
In our recent paper, we argue that the impact of shareholders' right to sue on equity value can be gauged by measuring stock price changes around certain judicial turnover events, particularly those where the ideology (e.g., pro-business) of the exiting judge is different from the ideology (e.g., pro-shareholder) of the entering judge.
Mr. Scherer added that his firm had plans to contact around 145 financial firms, including private equity shops and liquidators, to gauge their interest.
