Sentence examples for weighted by value from inspiring English sources

It is like lending most of your money to your least responsible friend.In 2010 Ramin Toloui of PIMCO, a fund-management group, calculated that government-bond indices weighted by GDP had outperformed those weighted by value over the previous 20 years (and with less volatility along the way).

A column of V is formed from columns of W weighted by value given in H.

Traditional indices are weighted by market value.

The S&P 500 is also a better benchmark since it is weighted by market value, not by price.

Different from many traditional methods, each grid in our work is weighted by a value that is simulated by a 2D Gamma distribution.

An investor who tracks an index weighted by market value ends up with 29% of his portfolio in countries where the debt-to-GDP ratio is more than 120%, and only 1% in countries where the ratio is under 40%.

Once the appropriate impulse response function is known, the output of that system for any object intensity distribution can be determined by a linear superposition of impulse responses suitably weighted by the value of the intensity at each point in the object.

Again, an artificial division between the two seems odd: surely the idea is to pick the most attractive bonds, whatever the category?Another strange aspect of investing in bonds is that indices are weighted by the value of bonds outstanding; in other words, the most indebted companies have the biggest weight.

The S&P is weighted by the value of its 500 stocks.

Since WEBS baskets are weighted by market value, they can get top- heavy (see story, p. 58).

Morgan Stanley's EAFE index, which represents all markets abroad weighted by the value of each country's stocks, is up a paltry 64.9% for the ten years ended June 30, against 448% for the S&P.