From the beginning of 1966 to the end of 1999, the professors found, the most vulnerable stocks outperformed the most immune ones by an annual average of 7.5percentt.
For the United States, winning over Belarus is a significant milestone in Mr. Obama's campaign to secure all vulnerable stocks of nuclear material in the next four years, said Philip H. Gordon, the State Department's assistant secretary for European and Eurasian affairs.
New Zealand's exchange lists few of what analysts thought were the most vulnerable stocks, like banks and airlines; Class B shares in Air New Zealand, the country's main airline, which has been in deep financial trouble for months, plunged 18percentt in early trading.
In bumpy markets, anyone holding a Google or an Apple Computer can quickly experience how vulnerable stock-market darlings are to sharp corrections.
Among the most vulnerable: stocks in China, the Czech Republic, Colombia and Morocco.
Investors were also honing in on the Federal Reserve, which is due to release the minutes from its March monetary policy meeting Wednesday afternoon, and the Securities and Exchange Commission, which is expected to revive the uptick rule to restrict short sellers from piling on vulnerable stocks.
During this lag period, attempts to control the spread of BTV were limited to the restriction of animal movement and the application of methods to control Culicoides midges (primarily through the use of pour-on pyrethroid insecticides to vulnerable stocks).
Morgan Stanley, the smallest of Wall Street big banks since Lehman failed, is often the most vulnerable to stock market swings.
Bear in mind that ordinary Americans are already more vulnerable to stock market fluctuations than ever before.
