When will she stop participating in the fortification of the patriarchal system, with its stale values and barbed wires?
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In one common strategy, professional investors bought shares of Asian stock funds near the end of the American trading day, to take advantage of a stale net asset value that was set at the close of Asian markets as much as 15 hours earlier.
Therefore, the expected value of stale epiphysiodesis might be underestimated.
Thus, the data gets stale and erodes the value of the analysis.
If a fund does not adjust those prices when it calculates its 4 p.m. net asset value, it has "stale prices" that are begging to be picked off by clever market timers.
That led the F.B.I. to interview a cellmate, who said Mr. Nicholson had confided to him a concern that the C.I.A. information he had would become "stale" and "no longer have value to a foreign government".
Funds with stale pricing -- net asset values that do not reflect market reality -- are coming under scrutiny.
The SEC will probably recommend that mutual funds adopt "fair-value" pricing: instead of actual, stale prices, mutual funds would price Japanese stocks, say, according to what they think their value should be after New York's trading day.
Yet the communal and feminist values behind Narkomfin went stale almost as soon as the building was completed in 1932, and only a handful of such projects were completed before Stalin's Five Year Plan halted the experiment.
If a fund's net asset value is computed based on stale prices, then there will be days when market timers can pick it off.
