Sentence examples for more economically sensitive from inspiring English sources
Televisa offers an opportunity to bet on economic recovery, he said, because media companies are more economically sensitive than others.
They then tilt their respective portfolios according to their interpretation, using more economically sensitive stocks ahead of expansionary periods and adding to defensive areas during slowdowns.
"They are more economically sensitive," said Russel Kinnel, director of fund analysis at Morningstar Inc. "They are pretty lean companies to start with, so any pickup in sales can often boost them more than average".
There will be times, as has been the case over the past five years, when investors favour more economically sensitive, undervalued companies – or those that have been through a tough time but have recovery prospects.
"Some of the more economically sensitive sectors continue to do well and I think that is a reflection that maybe our economy is kind of getting out of this soft patch," said Hank Smith, the chief investment officer of equity at Haverford Investments.
Today, "you're starting to see some of the more economically sensitive areas do well," said David Hollond, co-manager of the American Century All Cap Growth fund, which posted gains of 18.7 percent for the quarter, far ahead of the broad market.
The anemic pace of recovery would argue for a more cautious allocation to the more economically-sensitive cyclical stocks.
Contrary to 'genome-wide' chips, custom-fabricated microarrays are less expensive and more readily adapted to the economically sensitive environment of the molecular diagnostics laboratory, where relatively few interrogations are relevant for clinical investigation of a patient specimen.
But she made a prescient call in April when she recommended buying the more volatile stocks of smaller and economically sensitive companies.
We felt it would be somewhat economically sensitive; it was more than we expected.
Bernanke's rock-bottom-rate policy has helped to rekindle animal spirits, leading more investors to embrace cyclical and economically sensitive instruments.
