And, what if the trade reversed, as it inevitably would?
By May, when fears over Europe's debt crisis again came to the fore, the trade reversed.
VMware slipped 4.6 percent, to $83.69, in extended trade, reversing earlier gains; the company reported after the bell that its quarterly profit rose sharply.
An article on July 6 about the capture of a Macedonian who is accused of having enslaved dozens of young women for the sex trade reversed his given name and his surname.
Correction: July 24 , 2003 Thursday An article on July 6 about the capture of a Macedonian who is accused of having enslaved dozens of young women for the sex trade reversed his given name and his surname.
Because we are interested in Argentina, which is a country with comparative advantages in the primary sector, we will not fully develop the case in which the pattern of trade reverses.
In such markets, the edges go to the trend-trading crowd, the trailing-stop bunch who require extended moves in a single direction in order to cover the inevitable "give back" when the trade reverses and they are forced to sell their long trades into weakness or cover their shorts on strength.
When that trade reverses, panicky speculators trying to get out of the assets they bought with borrowed money will create what Roubini calls "the biggest co-ordinated asset bust ever".
Clinton, who supported the deal during negotiations as President Obama's secretary of State and once called it the "gold standard" for international trade, reversed herself during the primary and announced her opposition.
To hedge against the possibility that yen carry trades reverse, you should also have money in Japanese stocks.
In fact, he went out of his way not to blame market shifts or trading reverses.
