Even if a broker is willing to lend against corporate bonds at 20% margin and provide the leverage, a sharp rise in prevailing interest rates could reduce the value of the bonds and force a margin call.
This upward leveraging represented a sharp break from the past.
QE thus stimulated sharp increases in leverage, market capitalization, and financial-sector profitability.
But Genesis supplies chips to many Tier 2 HDTV producers, while Trident is leveraged to the big boys like Sharp and Sony.
"I have less [physical] leverage, but my mind is way sharper," McConaughey revealed, adding, "I was 135 pounds and now I'm up to 160 pounds, so I'm done with that and on my way back".
Even so, the sharp tick-up in corporate leverage ought to sound a warning to investors.
The compound hinge gives extra leverage and the blades are not too sharp.
They also know that Western leverage in Georgia and in the immediate region is hampered by sharp diplomatic divisions between NATO allies.
So next, we attempted a phase plane reconstruction [10] to see how we could leverage differences in temporal structure of the smooth gait and sharper blood pressure.
The emerging legislation stands in sharp contrast to previous occasions when House Republicans used the leverage of a spending deadline to insist on deep spending cuts in exchange for their votes.
