Sentence examples for outperformed benchmark from inspiring English sources

"Our portfolios have performed between plus 3 percent to plus 10 percent for the first half of 2013," he said, adding that all the exchange's portfolios have outperformed benchmark indexes.

While the number of initial public offerings fell by four-fifths in 2001 compared with a year earlier, most of the new stocks actually outperformed benchmark indexes like the Dow Jones industrial average, which fell 7.1percentt, and the Nasdaq composite index, which declined 21.1percentt.

The results show that the three hyper-heuristics outperformed benchmark dispatching rules and the two-stage hyper-heuristics produced significantly better performance than the other two hyper-heuristics.

S.& P. found that it proved fruitful, as top-ranked E.T.F.'s generally outperformed benchmarks, and low-rated ones underperformed.

New Frontier's results aren't spectacular, but their portfolios with 40/60 and 60/40 stock/bond mixes have outperformed benchmarks, net of fees, by more than a percentage point since 2004.

These Halbach designs, here tested in simulations of Maxwell's equations, significantly outperform benchmark magnets of the same size and strength.

It is apparent from Table 2 that the proposed NRM and NRM-DC models outperform Benchmark 1 and Benchmark 2 in this case.

It can be observed that the proposed SEMBSBL outperforms benchmark algorithms and SEMBSBL is less sensitive to the choice of the parameter h than EBSBL-BO.

CASVI's SV99, an index that tracks the top 300 companies in China on the basis of Environmental and Social Governance (ESG), has been outperforming benchmark indices in the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets.

Regals major line of business – power transmission systems — earned 24% on sales before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, leading the power transmission industry and outperforming benchmark Emerson Electric by six percentage points.

For that reason, it seems especially interesting to examine whether sentiment-based trading strategies consistently outperform benchmark strategies using a long data set spanning multiple decades and business cycles.