Sentence examples for feeling markets from inspiring English sources

"I have a foreboding feeling markets are going to be a lot higher in six months".

If that's the case, I have a strong feeling markets are going to clear out that lingering case of tiny blocksize myopia.

"We have a growing feeling that markets are not the answer.

The reason for the dual-sided attack was the perception that both sides were trying to thwart the harmony of the free market, a mentality that's led to the same queasy feeling some market-oriented liberals today have for unions.

The company is already feeling a marketing benefit from its web communities.

"Personally, we've had plenty of inquiries coming in, there's a real feeling the market's picking up.

"I guess one of our concerns is the feeling the market has that either the Fed or the government can legislate prosperity.

So argues Jasper Lawler of CMC Markets, who writes: The failure of the Pfizer-AstraZeneca deal has added to the bad feelings in markets today as a certain premium had been built into prices with the belief this mega-merger could bring about a new wave of M&A.

How do you size up that feeling about market access?

While it's important not to take too little risk, you should also pay attention to your feelings about market pullbacks.

"The general feeling is, those markets have recovered faster than the suburban markets," he says, "and the buyers believe there will be a sustained recovery".