At big corporations, once the safe domain of career-oriented young Europeans, the best talent is being lured away by headhunters; other gifted young executives are leaving of their own accord, willingly forfeiting the security of the old economy for the rough-and-tumble risk of the new.
If the stock tumbles, the risk is at most a 7percentt loss, Mr. Calamos said.
While mothers, on the whole, work to create security and stability, fathers do the opposite, engaging in "rough and tumble" play, encouraging risk-taking, introducing new words, and bringing home strange toys; they can be "unpredictable," "destabilizing," and "challenging," in a good way.
As a result, the spread (or premium) they demand to compensate them for this risk tumbled (see left-hand chart).
This month the Madrid stockmarket has tumbled and the risk premium on Spain's bonds has risen (see article).
A cross section of the world's best skiers did have to make that turn to stay on course today, and though they all survived the Buffalo Jump, several -- including four of the top medal candidates -- then had to abandon the course and miss a gate rather than risk tumbling down the abrupt pitch that closed the race.
This meant Watson would assume the risk of holding gas that might tumble in price; but any trader could handle that risk with some artful hedges.
Treasuries are no haven either, offering little upside now that rates have fallen so low, and the risk that prices would tumble if inflation kicks up.
It is the country's economic backline that risks tumbling down like a set of dominoes.
If you do want to use a dryer to dry microfiber, use the low heat setting only to tumble dry the microfiber (else it risks melting).
This meant that he would assume the risk of holding gas that might tumble in price.
