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1. The portfolio specialized in investments in equities of companies that were in early expansions

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2. If you want we can leave say twenty-five percent of it going long on those equities

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3. automatically diversified equities, which greatly reduces this risk because there is minimal exposure to any one individual stock

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4. interest rates and equities, with the structure of the firms that can most take advantage of

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5. peak of the equities market, demand for equity is at its highest point which raises the risk

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6. equities will have great volatility with only a minimum of return

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7. need a five percentage point gain of equities over the risk-free rate in order to invest

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8. between the risk free interest rate and equities), the effect on LTD / CAP might have been

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9. ) He would have most likely invested them into equities and been subject to the up and down swings of the market place

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10. that saw the economic benefits of a vibrant market in unlisted equities and each had

11. Now Jacques found that the Pengxin Group from Shanghai Province, which had been the earlier investor in BEK Holdings, and had interests in real estate, infrastructural development, hotels, agribusiness, mining and equities, had been allocated 50,000 hectares of land to do agribusiness

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12. over the long term equities will always outperform fixed interest

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13. with traditional asset classes (such as equities and bonds) means that alternative

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14. He had bonds and equities worth another four, and that was mine too, along with a storage locker filled with old furniture, Dad’s client list, and all the dirt he’d collected on his paying customers

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15. The last call he’d make from that phone was to Jules Renard, to ask about a transfer over to equities

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16. Three years earlier, in its August 13, 1979, issue, BusinessWeek magazine published its “The Death of Equities” cover story

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17. Even if the normal expectation for a market is mean reversion and reversal (as it is in the short term for equities), there is usually at least a slight edge for continuation out of areas of volatility compression

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18. trading session for equities into five equal periods

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19. For instance, it is somewhat unusual for most intraday index products to have trends that extend more than three legs, but individual equities, especially if they have had unusual news that day, may trend much further

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20. The same thing can be done with grain markets, currencies, or world equities, though the reference indexes are not always as clear in these situations

21. Why compare, for instance, European equities, grains, sugar, and cocoa to the same starting date, and how is this better than picking an arbitrary starting point?

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22. A relative strength portfolio allocation model could focus on broad sectors or asset classes, though it may make little sense to consider relative strength between, for instance, equities and real estate

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23. For instance, most gaps in equities are reversed; if a stock opens down, there is a good tendency for it to trade up into the gap

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24. An investor holding long equities, U

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25. Another reason that execution may diverge from backtested results is that sometimes, in equities, it may not be possible to locate shares for a short sale, or other regulatory restrictions may interfere with the transaction

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26. In equities, there are frequent restrictions on shorting that may cause actual trading results to diverge from theoretical tests, and there have even been examples where shorting has been banned altogether for a group of stocks or entire regions

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27. Though it is a gross overgeneralization, currencies tend to trend longest and best, commodities are somewhere in the middle, and equities are more prone to mean reversion and reversal than long trends

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28. From a purely technical perspective, there are reasons why forex may be very difficult for shorter-term traders, but equities might offer a better learning environment than either futures or options for newer traders

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29. Particularly in intraday data, where the overnight gap is significant, or longer-term equities, which have frequent price shocks due to earnings announcements, systematic tools based on simple moving averages are subject to distortion

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30. consolidated tape A high-speed system that electronically reports the last price and volume data on sales of exchange-listed equities

31. The real allocation goal should involve something more along the lines of not owning equities at all

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32. It is the same process in The One Man Insurance Company (TOMIC), but instead of homes in different geographies, TOMIC selects which underlying indexes or equities markets it will write options on

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33. Using options on liquid equities is advisable

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34. Liquid equities are those with enough trading volume and with options trading allowed

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35. For example, the CBOE offers weekly options on the SPX and select equities like AAPL

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36. For instance, in equities, IRAs, 401(k)’s, and pension funds, everyone wants to protect against the underlying falling

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37. There are a few pitfalls you need to be aware of when “volatility swapping” or moving contract months, especially in individual equities

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38. So what we may be seeing is money moving from bonds into equities in advance of interest rate rises a year out from now

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39. Who wants to buy before a 5-10% dip due for the first week in May? But equities are on the edge of exploding upwards

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40. QE is about to morph into QQE and it will drive vast pools of capital into equities

41. Rising bond yields, aka rising interest rates, should push money into equities but it’s going to be a rough ride and for now the market is just shivering with fright

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42. A new age of equities in the west is opening and brokers will flourish

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43. My flags are yen v dollar, weak yen equals strong equities

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44. Currencies are the senior markets, followed by bonds, then equities

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45. This won’t necessarily be bad for the FTSE because if you own sterling equities they appreciate in dollars and euros automatically

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46. The Chinese will have been pulling cash out from under their global mattresses and this has hit equities and currencies hard

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47. I’m now about 20% in cash, which is not really that big a cash pile, but I’m normally 100% in equities, so it does leave a nice chunk of so called “dry powder” for any slump that might show up

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48. However, that fits a long bull on equities followed by a bubble

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49. In equities it's the specialists, insiders or market markets, in futures it's the large operators, and in spot forex it's the market makers again

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50. Therefore, regardless of the trading strategy and market, equities, commodities, bonds or forex, the point is that to succeed as a speculative trader or as an investor, the VPA relationships should be used in conjunction with multiple time frames

51. For example, when a 'big number' is released, say NFP, which is seen as positive for risk assets such as equities, commodities and risk currencies, and perhaps we are trading a currency

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52. This approach is ideally suited to those markets where there is an open exchange, such as for futures and equities

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53. These figures are now readily available for past historical volatility, and past implied volatilities for each commodity, and in many cases equities

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54. The figure is the total of equities bought and sold – in other words, there is double counting

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55. The P/E stands for price/earnings ratio, and is probably the best known method of assessing equities

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56. 5 per cent on the value of every purchase in UK equities of over £1,000 (for UK companies, foreign companies with a British share register, rights and options), even though it was made using income that had already been taxed

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57. This was founded out of the United States-based trading system BATS, marking its move into the European equities market

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58. Equities for the Asian Investor/Trader,” from that list that TO compiled

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59. He is trading multiple products—options, equities, and FX

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60. Bruss took the SMB Foundation because he wanted to add equities to his quiver

61. equities trader and Spencer, whose trading we back

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62. equities because it has so much more opportunity, but he will not listen

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63. 2% historic return on equities

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64. One of the reasons I started First National City Bank’s high yield bond portfolio in 1978 was my immediately prior experience as the bank’s director of research for equities

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65. To value equities, we at Fairholme begin by calculating free cash flow

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66. This view runs counter to the convictions and practice of most people seeking to invest in equities, including practically all the investment trusts

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67. The percentage of the portfolio held in equities by the two major types of funds—“balanced” and “common-stock”—has changed very little from year to year

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68. We can urge that in general the investor should not have more than one-half in equities unless he has strong confidence in the soundness of his stock position and is sure that he could view a market decline of the 1969–70 type with equanimity

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69. Conversely, a fall in the common-stock proportion to 45% would call for the use of one-eleventh of the bond fund to buy additional equities

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70. In the early 1950s, however, Yale seems to have given up its once famous formula, and in 1969 held 61% of its portfolio in equities (including some convertibles)

71. In many of them a very large rise in the market level would result in the sale of all common-stock holdings; others provided for retention of a minor proportion of equities under all circumstances

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72. Here we find the Trust shares selling in the market for nine times the aggregate value of Equities stock

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73. * But Realty Equities had been metamorphosed into something monstrous and vulnerable

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74. How did Wall Street react to these diverse developments? By paying as little attention as possible to the Trust and a lot to Realty Equities

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75. The March 1969 balance sheet of Equities was to show an asset value of only $3

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76. The next year it became clear that all was not well in the Equities picture, and the price fell to 9½

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77. The Real Estate Equities story is a different and a sorry one

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78. * Let us assume that by concentrating somewhat on the low-multiplier issues among the large companies a defensive investor may now acquire equities at 12 times recent earnings—i

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79. † The actor Paul Newman was briefly a major shareholder in Realty Equities Corp

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80. Even so, there is an important, and difficult to deal with, difference between the two: A bond has a coupon and maturity date that define future cash flows; but in the case of equities, the investment analyst must himself estimate the future "coupons

81. Moreover, though the value equation has usually shown equities to be cheaper than bonds, that result is not inevitable: When bonds are calculated to be the more attractive investment, they should be bought

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82. Though the mathematical calculations required to evaluate equities are not difficult, an analyst-even one who is experienced and intelligent-can easily go wrong in estimating future "coupons

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83. We get excited enough to commit a big percentage of insurance company net worth to equities only when we find (1) businesses we can understand, (2) with favorable long-term prospects, (3) operated by honest and competent people, and (4) priced very attractively

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84. There were equities of identifiably excellent companies available-but very few at interesting prices

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85. At the end of 1975 our insurance subsidiaries held common equities with a market value exactly equal to cost of $39

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86. At the end of 1978 this position had been increased to equities (including a convertible preferred) with a cost of $129

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87. During the intervening three years we also had realized pre-tax gains from common equities of approximately $24

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88. Therefore, our overall unrealized and realized pre-tax gains in equities for the three year period came to approximately $112 million

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89. Business Week's infamous cover story "The Death of Equities" ran in 1979

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90. He was awarded the co-op, of course, and the furnishings, and whatever equities and bonds were in Malcolm and Maud’s possession at the time of their deaths

91. Rather than being strict going concerns, virtually all businesses whose equities are publicly traded combine going concern characteristics with resource conversion (investment company) characteristics

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92. ”7 And McCarthy and Healy, in their book, Valuing a Company: Practices & Procedures, cite studies in a section titled “Lack of Significance of ‘Book Value’” which conclude that book values, or net equities, “lack

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93. We feel comfortable insofar as at least 50 percent of a common stock portfolio consists of safe and cheap equities such as those listed in Table 6

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94. The securities avoided are both equities and debt instruments

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