Sentence examples for long leveraged from inspiring English sources

Video games have long leveraged content to entertain users.

DeVos – whose father-in-law founded Amway, a marketing company that previously settled tax fraud accusations for $25m – has long leveraged her wealth to target Republicans who have not boosted her education agenda.

The Gap, which opened in 1969 at the corners of Haight and Ashbury and has long leveraged its roots, recently announced it too would be looking to the past with a fall ad campaign called "Back to Blue".

"That means that anyone who had in the last few months added leveraged long exposure could be getting margin calls".

"These long-term debt cycle forces are clearly having big effects on China, oil producers, and emerging countries which are overly indebted in dollars and holding a huge amount of dollar assets — at the same time as the world is holding large leveraged long positions".

"These long-term debt cycle forces are clearly having big effects on China, oil producers, and emerging countries which are overly indebted in dollars and holding a huge amount of dollar assets—at the same time as the world is holding large leveraged long positions".

Asset class coverage has also rapidly expanded from just a few stock- and bond-oriented funds to currency, commodity, actively managed, inverse, long/short strategies, options-related, preferred, leveraged long or short issues and so forth.

An aggressively managed portfolio of investments that uses advanced investment strategies such as leveraged, long, short and derivative positions in both domestic and international markets with the goal of generating high returns (either in an absolute sense or over a specified market benchmark).

"By the end, none of the securities firms knew how leveraged Long-Term was," a senior official at the Securities and Exchange Commission told me.

It just launched its first 130/30 fund, a leveraged long-short equity vehicle aimed at the average investor.

Given that the highly leveraged Long-Term Capital had lost $4 billion in a matter of months when Russia imploded, and given that it needed a Wall Street bailout lest the financial markets collapse, there had long been sotto voce rumors that something about the fund's investing approach was not quite right.