buoyant investment & finance definition
Of or relating to a market in which prices have a tendency to move upward.
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Buoyant: A market in which prices have a tendency to rise easily with a considerable show of strength.
Bunched Order: A discretionary order entered on behalf of multiple customers.
BUOYANT - Describes a market in which prices have a tendency to rise easily with a considerable show of strength.
Any object immersed in water is provided with a buoyant force that counters the force of gravity, appearing to make the object less heavy. If the overall density of the object exceeds the density of water, the object sinks.
Take Wells Fargo's buoyant earnings pre-release, which sparked a broad stock rally last Friday: It was pretty skimpy in terms of hard data, and there could well be an unpleasant underside to the lender's financial condition.
Fine and dandy when interest rates are low and a housing market is buoyant - the bank can always foreclose, take a profit on the property and move on. Unfortunately the US housing market has collapsed and these loans have gone bad.
A buoyant economy will automatically uplift its currency and make it strong while a weak economy indicates a weak currency. The national factors that affect currency trading are fully considered by Forex traders in Fundamental Analysis of the market.
On Thursday his people were in buoyant mood ahead of a scheduled speech from the President. By Friday the mood has soured after an apparent concession to the influential Egyptian army left them siding with Mubarak?s timeless concession plans.
they generally have derivatives and bond trading, post-trading services and data and technology units to keep them buoyant when trading slows...
on Friday as investors awaited key jobs data out of the United States.
Markets: Friday flourish for FTSE 100 6th August 2010 - 09:01
08:55 - The FTSE 100 (UKX) gained a firm footing in the early stages of trading on Friday, boosted by a buoyant life ...
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