asset class造句

Hedge funds are not one asset class.

So what's the only remaining asset class that's still cheap?

One obvious answer is the sheer size of the asset class.

In the flight to safety, however, investors are overlooking one asset class: cash.

Over the past two centuries, stocks have done dramatically better for investors than have bonds or any other asset class.

Clients became convinced that no one firm could produce good performance in every asset class, nor could they master the art of timing the switch from one asset to another.

Bubbles occur when the population develops an enthusiasm for a particular asset class, whether it be technology stocks in the late 1990s or houses in the mid-2000s.

Investments shift, at the touch of a trading keyboard, from one market to another, and from one asset class to another.

Some good news about 2008 was that, in addition to stocks, just about every asset class sold off, creating some remarkable bargains.

Guy Monson, of Sarasin Chiswell, an investment group, argues that blue-chip equities might be the asset class best placed to withstand higher inflation.

One useful change would be for regulators to make it clear to trustees of foundations and pension funds that “social-impact investments” are a legitimate asset class, says Sir Ronald.

What the law professors have uncovered is not investors buying and holding English-law governed bonds, but investors piling into the safer asset class when a default appears imminent.

The popular grape-based alcoholic drink is developing as an asset class, and investors have started to trade derivative products in the form of en primeur, a type of wine future.

The rational investor would want to get out of the asset class before the herd decides to do so. The logical extension of that argument (assuming most investors are rational) is to sell now.

Did investors plonk their money into an asset class that had been performing strongly over the previous 12 months And was their judgment borne out over the subsequent 12 months.

You can further break down the above asset classes into subclasses, which also have different risks and potential returns.

This suggests that more information is needed on banks’ exposures across borders and the concentration in underlying asset classes.

But let me not go too far in suggesting that asset classes near the perimeter of risk have no future.

High reserve requirements forced Banks to lock up much of the economy's savings in safe asset classes like government debt.