The most important point is the size and volatility of the return; some dismiss momentum as too small and sporadic a factor to exploit.Here are the numbers.
Qualcomm's Audit Proposal Worries Shareholders Qualcomm, the maker of microprocessors for cellphones, received a lesson in stock market jitters when it announced that it planned to study whether to change its accounting practices to reflect the growing size and volatility of the mobile communications market.
This sense of security is, obviously, a foolish and decadent mindset given the size and volatility of any city that is home to 8.5 million people, where you are still far more likely to be the victim of, say, a theft than of terrorism.
Emission factors (EFs) are described with respect to particle number (PN), mass (PM), size and volatility.
Financial institutions saw a new opportunity to make money from the increased size and volatility of the forex market.
Such characteristics include the nature of the application(s) under development, team size, requirements volatility and personnel experience.
Chemical signals are designed for relatively rapid short-duration messages (alarm) or more durable markers of territorial boundaries by changes in molecular size and volatility.
In fact, the fast increasing size and volatility of this knowledge has reached a point in which it is unrealistic to expect that system engineers can keep up to date with it.
This paper reports the physical properties, including size distribution, volatility (in terms of number and mass), surface diameter, and agglomeration of particles emitted from HDDV retrofitted with advanced emission control devices.
McConnell and Xu (2008) apply a number of fundamental and stock-specific factors to US stock returns, and while TOM effects are somewhat more pronounced for small (and low-priced) stocks and stronger on year ends, McConnell and Xu (2008) cannot explain the seasonality by either size, price, volatility, the risk-free rate, US peculiarities, trading volume or flows to mutual funds.
