Sentence examples for popular gauge from inspiring English sources
The oldest and most popular gauge of the stock market on Tuesday surged past the nominal high it last reached more than five years ago, before the financial crisis hit with full force.
A popular gauge of credit market fear is the TED spread, which measures the gap between the interest rates that banks charge one another for short-term loans and yields on low-risk, short-term Treasuries.
In addition, Martin Rapaport, who founded a popular gauge of diamond pricing, said recently that he was preparing to release a "few" products this year that would be available to retail investors.
CBOE is famous for creating products such as the VIX, a popular gauge of risk known as the market's "fear index".
Other popular gauges of the American securities markets are the S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 indexes.
One of the most popular gauges of risk is standard deviation, developed in the 1700's by Abraham de Moivre, who spent his afternoons in a London coffee house selling advice to gamblers and insurance brokers.
Boll's scores are among the lowest ever recorded on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb, two of the Web's most popular gauges of critical and viewer opinion.
Other types of gauges include the popular wedge gauge (the cheapest rain gauge and most fragile), the tipping bucket rain gauge, and the weighing rain gauge.
The popular market gauge was less than half a point away on a couple occasions on Friday, though it could not quite pierce the psychologically important figure.
Body mass index is a weight-to-height ratio that has become a popular way to gauge weight for adults.
But people are undoubtedly gaining a stronger voice.Chinese whispersIn the late 1980s officials began turning to universities to conduct polls to gauge popular responses to market reforms.
