Sentence examples for market strikes from inspiring English sources

The hard part comes when a bear market strikes.

Taken together, these results indicate that it is more difficult to migrate late in life, as the age barrier in the labor market strikes forcefully against these individuals.

The long period of prosperity leaves us with only a little evidence about how badly a fund will do when a bear market strikes.

Movile believes it can be just as successful as Tencent because the Latin American mobile market strikes a number of similarities with Southeast Asian countries.

So the profit opportunities have not all disappeared even though we question whether those old highs will be achieved before the next bear market strikes somewhere down the road.

Investors can usually choose from a variety of market strike prices and expiration dates, ranging from less than a month to two years.

Mr. Obama, who has reacted cautiously to previous gains in the job market, struck a more sanguine tone after the announcement earlier in the day that the economy had added 243,000 jobs in January.

ARM has already carried off the lion's share of the mobile processor market, striking lucrative licensing agreements with companies like LG and Texas Instruments, meaning their processors now power a huge number of mobile devices.

Despite their volatile history, emerging markets strike some money managers as relatively secure places to invest.

But if the stock sprints ahead, the call writer cannot participate in the appreciation and must sell the shares at the below-market strike price.

By contrast, the Copley Fund lags in bull markets with an F but holds up well when bear markets strike.