Dabbles in myriad markets: currencies, stocks, bonds, interest rates.
Meticulously described, and greatly entertaining to read, the sheer pleasure-value of Bond's myriad "games" should not allow us to overlook their deadly seriousness.
Those sharp moves come as investors digest the growth prospects for the world — and rebalance their views on the relative merits of stashing their cash in risky assets like stocks, safer spots such as government bonds and the myriad investment opportunities offered by a global economy moving in sync.
"Bonding relationships", the myriad links we form through voluntary association, friends and family are important.
For legions of lactating women in one of Manhattan's most productive precincts, it has become an essential destination: a place to buy breast pumps and BPA-free bottles, and to bond over the myriad challenges of what is supposed to be the most natural thing in the world.
Father-son bonding can take myriad forms.
A daunting impediment to selective bond formation, however, is the myriad of reactive functionalities present in biological milieu.
2. By early Fall Year 1, Edgar Risk Ventures, Ltd., will be fully insured, bonded and indemnified to perform the myriad responsibilities involved with the production of music, the packaging for sale of that music and the occasional performance of music.
But the sustaining of America's bonds with Europe, along with the creation of myriad institutions of international coöperation, provided the center and the soul of global stability.
Washington now controls long-term bond yields, promises low interest rates years into the future, makes bets on trillions of dollars in bonds, dominates the home-mortgage market and regulates myriad aspects of banking and investing in the U.S. and abroad.
