In the near term, the emerging markets could well play a determining role in keeping the overall global economy - and the U.S. financial system - from dropping into a depression-like funk that we won't be free of for years.
In general, it means to increase the number of shares of a particular security over the near term - but not to liquidate other parts of your portfolio to buy a security that might skyrocket. So, it is a buy recommendation - but not urgent buy.
near term Refers to a time nearby, generally within the next few weeks or months. nearby month The futures delivery month with the soonest delivery date, or the option delivery...
Markovian Dependence The condition where observations in a time series are dependent on previous observations in the near term. Markovian dependence dies quickly, while long-memory effects like Hurst dependence, decay over very long time periods.
In the near term oil sands are higher cost than existing conventional oil. Syncrude as a long-established operation may have cost advantages over newer oil sands operations.
Second, much like the market has likely anticipated no updates over the near term, we expect that all but the most optimistic of investors have considered - and modeled - (either explicitly, or implicitly) rate cuts over the near term.
The current liabilities section of the balance sheet contains obligations that are due to be satisfied in the near term, and includes amounts relating to accounts payable, salaries, utilities, taxes, short-term loans, and so forth.
the near term. Generally, these include accounts payable, accrued
expenses payable, income tax payable, short-term notes payable, and
the portion of long-term debt that will come due during the coming year.
This is because near term changes in earnings are going to be driven by interest rate resets on those assets.
Debt and equity securities that are bought and sold principally for the purpose of selling them in the near term are classified as trading securities and are reported in the financial statements at fair value.
Market Penetration Pricing Strategy - if near term income is not critical and rapid market penetration for eventual market control is desired, then you set your prices very low.
Back month futures contracts may have identical actuals as those contracts are expiring in the near term. However, as the time of delivery is further into the future, the price of the contract will vary.
Backwardation would occur in instances where demand is high in the near term (because of a fear of future scarcity, for instance).
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Used as a measure of a company's ability to survive over the near term, by being able to meet obligations with available funds. A current ratio of 1.0 means that the company could theoretically survive for one year, even if it made no sales.
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Required compensation for the new business owners.
Capital expenditures anticipated in the near term.
Payback period on the business buyer's down payment.
Debt service coverage ratio expected by the lenders.
An analyst observing this pattern might conclude that investors were comfortable paying $35 for the stock, and that the price might not rise above that level in the near term.
Liquidity Risk - The risk of a company's working capital becoming insufficient to meet near term operating financial demands.
This means the firm recognises that although CSR investment is costly in the near term, there will be offsetting gains in the longer term.
A term describing deliverable grades of commodities underlying futures contracts that are held in approved delivery facilities near terminals, centralized locations or production areas.
It is critical for a business to correctly assess the current and near term trends in the business cycle. Incorrect decisions of inventory buildup, expansion, contraction, etc.
As the graph suggests, one cannot begin to project where the economy is going in the near term or the long term without having a firm grasp of the future path of investment.
The investor then might look at Sears, Wal-Mart, Federated Department Stores, Dayton Hudson, and other retailers to see which company has the best earnings prospects in the near term.
The term reserves is also used to describe the official foreign exchange reserves held by governments to ensure they can meet current and near term claims.
The players are coming back to the game and this will provide strong underlying support in the gold market going forward. I still hold to my views that gold may test $1,000 in the near term, but I believe we’ ...
An aggressive fund, commonly called an "option growth fund", may buy options in securities that the fund manager thinks will fall or rise sharply in the near term. If the manager is correct, large profits can be made on the exercise of the options.
through the premium earned by writing options on the stocks within the portfolio. An aggressive fund, commonly called an "option growth fund," may buy options in securities that the fund manager thinks will fall or rise sharply in the near term.
with EMH but is consistent with asset flow differential equations that incorporate behavioral concepts with the finiteness of assets. Research continues on efforts to optimize the parameters of the asset flow equations in order to forecast near term ...
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