Sentence examples for strategists to predict from inspiring English sources
Westchester can often be tricky for political strategists to predict.
The dearth of buyers even at sharply lower prices prompted equity strategists to predict that the market would continue falling on Tuesday, and possibly on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. Hanson, one of the few strategists to have predicted the Fed's decision, said that at least some of the fault lay in Wall Street's inability to hear the nuance in Mr. Bernanke's past statements, and to leave open the possibility that Fed officials could change their mind.
"The Fed and the market have not been on the same page, and that's very apparent in what happened at 2 01 p.m.," said Michael Hanson, senior United States economist at Bank of America, and one of the few strategists to have predicted that the Fed would stand pat on its bond buying.
That is literally the million-and-then-some dollar question that editors, creators, and strategists alike have been trying to predict.
A strategist's best tool is the ability to predict outcomes, an ability that requires analyzing all scenarios, not just the best case.
Strategists in all parties accept the election is impossible to predict.
One investment strategist once told your correspondent, "It makes no sense for me to predict a recession.
At least some of the losses stemmed from profit taking, said Brian G. Belski, market strategist for Piper Jaffray & Company, but the emotions of earnings season make it difficult to predict trends.
Hispanics duly dumped the Republicans the Democrats' 19 percentage point lead in 2004 swelled to 39 points in 2006.Democratic strategists confidently predict that they will maintain their lead among Latinos in 2008.
