That spells danger for investors in leveraged ETFs, which use debt to magnify the returns of the index they follow.
Red light spells danger, according to Billy Ocean in one of my favourite hits of the 70s.
But in politics appearances count, and this sort of thing spells danger for a president who is reaching out to voters of the middle ground.
But while coastal erosion spells danger for some species, and for people's homes, for a small number of adapted creatures it is a boon.
Such similarity spells danger, for plantations of doppelganger bananas lack genetic diversity and are therefore at risk of succumbing to disease.
This pragmatism spells danger for Dean and opportunity for those who did not stand in the way of the war, namely Senators Kerry and Edwards.
Banks pouring money into technology funds, wealthy clients and institutions clamoring to get pieces of start-ups, expectations of stock market debuts building — as Wall Street's machinery kicks into second gear, some investors with memories of the Internet bust a decade earlier are wondering whether this sudden burst of activity spells danger for the industry once again.
That spells danger for Aaron Cross, an agent of Operation Outcome, (described as "Treadstone, without the inconsistency"), whose handlers want to wipe him out.
The en-masse arrival of the suit also often spells danger for allegedly-trendy areas.
Similarly, researchers who have looked extensively at teen drivers think increasing their use for heavy hauling spells danger.
