Sentence examples for long-term sentiment from inspiring English sources
One of the more successful long-term sentiment indicators is the Chicago Board Options Exchange CBOEequityity put/call ratio.
While AT&T is also expected to trim the roaming fees it must pay to other phone carriers with this expansion into the three remaining large American cities in which it could not offer AT&T-branded wireless services, it is not clear how much the move will affect long-term investor sentiment.
He added that Intel's considerable cash reserves could also affect long-term investor sentiment for AMD.
E*Trade Financial : A bearish risk reversal in the January 2011 contract on E*Trade Thursday indicates long-term pessimistic sentiment on the online brokerage firm.
Maye says he knows that Southern Mississippi may not be safe for him long-term, a sentiment shared by his legal team.
It gets much worse during domestic election cycles, according to the long-term pattern analysis of sentiment surveys done by Dalia Mogahed.
The show now has a history of being able to move the market when it comes to turning apps that would otherwise be also-rans into mobile hits – at least in terms of visibility and downloads, if not user sentiment or long-term success.
The authors argue that the proposal was driven more by populist sentiment than any long-term strategic goal.
The sentiment illustrated the long-term challenge for Mr. Romney and other Republican candidates as they try to win over independent voters - and, perhaps, even some conservative Democrats - to accomplish their ultimately goal on Election Day in November 2012.
BERLIN — The German government's effort to remove the remaining American nuclear weapons on its soil has been sharply criticized by a former leader of NATO, who said the move was driven more by populist sentiment than any long-term strategic goal.
