The perks of starting a show at rock bottom, right?
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In March, Bubba the pup was found at rock bottom.
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I was at rock bottom, in the middle of hell.
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"At one point I was at rock bottom," she says.
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Wind turbines can generate electricity from them at rock-bottom prices.
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With interest rates at rock-bottom, banks are scrambling for fees.
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New claims for unemployment benefits have stayed at rock-bottom levels.
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With award-winning choices at rock-bottom prices, what's not to love?
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With so many products to choose from — all at rock-bottom prices!
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At the same time, measures of market volatility are at rock-bottom.
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At the end of July, the White House was at rock bottom.
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Jobless claims throughout the United States have remained at rock-bottom levels.
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Even before talks have started, the trust level is at rock bottom.
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In keeping with its mission, Daily Table sells produce at rock-bottom rates.
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Some of those homes were sold in bulk transactions at rock-bottom prices.
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It is how confident you are at rock bottom that is the true test.
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Measures of market volatility are at rock-bottom, hitting trading desks at big banks.
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As with every addict and enabler, the surest path to recovery begins at rock bottom.
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JetWest will offer a pared down service "more Easyjet than Etihad" at rock-bottom prices.
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In the last decade, huge tracts have been leased to China at rock- bottom prices.
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Leaving interest rates at rock bottom would have been expected to generate unsustainable economic conditions.
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Temer, whose popularity is at rock bottom, has no plans to run for re-election.
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With years of ECB stimulus, borrowing costs are at rock bottom and employment is record high.
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This shift is pronounced in Sweden, a country where interest rates have long been at rock bottom.
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They are already at rock-bottom levels, and the bank has bought €2.6trn ($3trn) of government bonds.
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With interest rates at rock-bottom, investors are keen to find assets that can offer decent returns.
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Interest rates are already at rock bottom levels and a further reduction now would have little effect.
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With potential store closings also comes potential liquidation sales that sell their toys at rock-bottom prices.
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Dave's arrival at rock bottom was ironically a habitat rich in narrative; an unfolding hotbed of creativity.
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Mr Siilasmaa came in as the new chairman when the company's fortunes seemed to be at rock-bottom.
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It employs workers, improves economic efficiency and, at the moment, can be financed at rock-bottom bond yields.
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Oh Presidents' Day, the one day of the year when you can score mattresses at rock-bottom prices.
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Mazdzer was thrilled with his silver, having been almost at "rock bottom" with his form only weeks before.
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So many people have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates that the pool of potential applicants is shrinking.
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Yet even at rock bottom, Alan is still too dedicated to his brand to stop filming the tutorial.
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Rather than let them sail back empty, shipping companies ferried scrap for the return leg at rock-bottom prices.
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The good news for Trump, Republicans say, is that the expectations for his performance are about at rock bottom.
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They speak about what life is like at rock bottom, what it was like before coming to the farm.
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To keep credit available, it let financial institutions borrow money at rock-bottom rates for longer periods than before.
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And if they could get through to Foggy Bottom on the phone, they'd likely find morale at rock bottom.
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For example, with interest rates at rock bottom, Washington should borrow to finance a big push for modern public works.
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He added that the company specializes in quality products at good prices, rather than cheap goods at rock bottom rates.
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It's not like Congress suddenly got worse than it's been over the last 20 years — it was already at rock bottom.
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"We probably are close to or at rock bottom," said Vincent Quan, an associate professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
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And as long as rates are at rock-bottom in Japan, it is hard for them to rise in other places.
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Top-quality drugs for malaria, tuberculosis, hepatitis C and some cancers are now sold at rock-bottom prices in poor countries.
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And let's not forget Angus, an endlessly positive addition even at rock bottom, and Jonesy, always the life of the party.
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Her friend told her he was at rock bottom five years ago when he read her blog about her cancer battle.
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The worst thing for my portfolio in the long-term would be to sell off my investments at rock bottom prices.
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Even with imports at rock-bottom levels, Venezuela is expected to have a financing gap of more than $30 billion this year.
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Such a desperate state of affairs is perfect for Trump's purposes -- when you're at rock bottom, there's nowhere to go but up.
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Returns on ordinary savings accounts are steered by the Bank of England's base interest rate, which has been at rock bottom since 2009.
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She's in a downward spiral at the moment, after falling from grace from property owner to aimless homebody; she's seemingly at rock bottom.
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Since 2016, when rates were at rock bottom, 5.9 million borrowers who could have benefited from a refinance did not apply for one.
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I was at rock bottom and out of money, with no work in sight, but one step at a time, it gets better.
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Markets are fixated on when the Fed will begin withdrawing some of its crisis-era stimulus, with interest rates at rock-bottom levels.
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Welcome to period week, when levels of estrogen are at rock bottom and levels of pro-inflammatory molecules like prostaglandins are super-high.
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Kearns found Jack at rock bottom, but after Dempsey gave Kearns a chance things started to turn around for the young Mormon slugger.
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Investment returns in the industry are generally shrinking as the global economy remains slow and the cost of borrowing stays at rock bottom.
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Check out the clip ... Cameron throws some major shade at Louis, congratulating him for getting comfortable in his new digs at rock bottom.
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After a "lost decade" of declining living standards and flat wage growth, trust in Parliament and the news media is at rock bottom.
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Luckily, Costco offers various anti-aging products at rock-bottom prices from respected brands like SK-II, Kate Somerville, Perricone MD, and Caudalie.
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"The only time you get real collective cuts, including by non-OPEC, is when prevailing prices are at rock bottom lows," he told CNBC.
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The 20-year police veteran responded and quickly headed to a nearby gas station where he discovered a disoriented woman, clearly at rock bottom.
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Making money in a land of 1,600 banks is hard, even when you are the biggest, and especially with interest rates at rock-bottom.
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Likewise, if banks generally have been struggling to make money with bond yields at rock bottom, they have only gone lower since the vote.
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His most popular resale items were the replaceable blades that whack hockey pucks, and Gibbon sold them by the cartload at rock-bottom prices.
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He was at rock bottom when he decided to walk some 22014 miles (more than 25kms) from New Orleans to Atlanta to start anew.
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"I thought, 'I'm already at rock bottom, I might as well try to go for it now, there's nothing I can lose,'" she said.
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Dollar General (DG) has become a dominant force in retail by offering everyday items at rock-bottom prices, often in remote areas of the country.
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Dollar General and its dollar store rivals mostly sell snacks, drinks, canned foods and vegetables, household supplies and personal care products at rock-bottom prices.
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Since his election, the "America First" agenda has produced unparalleled success, with unemployment at rock bottom, rising wages, and more opportunities for the American worker.
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Hardly breaking a sweat, the unbeaten Songbird coasted to her seventh win at rock-bottom odds of 1 to 9 in the Santa Anita Oaks.
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"The two illegitimate relationships I found myself in both happened when I was emotionally spent and my self-worth was at rock bottom," she added.
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In India, a dozen generic makers produce the drugs at rock-bottom prices for use against H.I.V. in Africa, and their products are W.H.O.-approved.
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As a result, many advocates say, their work is systemically devalued, dismissed as "domestic care" and reimbursed at rock-bottom rates by state Medicaid programs.
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Most borrowers today have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates, and those who are refinancing are largely doing so to pull cash out of their homes.
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National morale was at rock-bottom and there were serious people who questioned whether Britain was actually governable, such was the dysfunctional nature of industrial relations.
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In such cases a bit of returns-smoothing is helpful, as a rigid marking to market would oblige investors to sell stocks at rock-bottom prices.
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As interest rates in Europe remain at rock-bottom levels and the outlook in the U.S. has moved towards lower rates, BNP's retail operations remain sluggish.
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And a lot of the big guys (Amazon, Walmart, etc.) are getting in on the game too, offering their own proprietary mattresses at rock-bottom rates.
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The Fed built its portfolio over years of bond-buying in an effort to stimulate hiring and investment when interest rates were already at rock-bottom.
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While millions of borrowers have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates — some several times — there is still a sizable pool who could benefit from a refinance.
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But it kept its interest rates at rock bottom and also held rigidly to its script on what it plans for next year in asset purchases.
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This, said MSF's Elder, will ensure drugmakers are not exposed to having to supply large quantities of vaccines at rock-bottom prices that could dent their profits.
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A former Force Recon Marine and combat veteran, Chad found himself - like too many others – at rock-bottom, dealing with a "dead" marriage and thoughts of suicide.
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Mr. Christie's popularity is at rock bottom: Only 30 percent of registered voters approve of his performance, according to a poll this week by Fairleigh Dickinson University.
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Giving away publicly owned assets at rock bottom prices costs taxpayers billions in revenue in the short term and leads to significant liabilities in the long term.
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For years, start-ups aiming for consumer audiences modeled themselves on Google and Facebook, offering innovations to the masses at rock-bottom prices, if not for free.
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With hardly any outside investment trickling into the country, and with an overall economy that has been rapidly contracting, stocks have been stuck at rock-bottom values.
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And with sales in Paris and London at rock-bottom levels, it was up to him to focus on underpinning future profits from the safety of America.
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" Weiss said he has decided to try to "break free from the self destructive patterns of behavior and drug abuse that have landed me at rock bottom.
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HP is working hard to make a strong Chromebook case for consumers looking for a secondary – or even tertiary – laptop, featuring some upgraded specs at rock bottom prices.
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She sees more and more people evicted or bought out of their homes at rock bottom rates and hears stories of desperate families selling for $500 gift cards.
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Dollar General's success is attributable in part to its focus on towns too small for Walmart, where it sells staple items, in small quantities, at rock-bottom prices.
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Ms. Ardern said she would run a "relentlessly optimistic" campaign, despite the perils of taking over so close to an election, while Labour's numbers are at rock bottom.
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Britain has experienced a shortage of social housing since the 1980s when the government allowed tenants to buy their homes at rock-bottom prices without replacing the stock.
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Unofficial exports initially boomed as well in response to those sky-high prices, causing a surge in supply that kept REE prices at rock-bottom levels until this year.
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The island has experienced a shortage of social housing since the 1980s when the government allowed tenants to buy their homes at rock-bottom prices without replacing the stock.
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Your closet and kitchen are stocked for every eventuality with things you bought at rock-bottom prices, but your bank accounts and retirement fund aren't looking quite as healthy.
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Trump's aides set expectations at rock bottom heading into Saturday's contest, citing the state's unfavorable demographics and a complicated process that empowers local party activists to vote on delegates.
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Although banks would prefer higher rates, too sudden an increase would also be awkward, pressuring them to pay more for deposits while locked into loans at rock-bottom rates.
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With many customers embracing electronic payments and digital and mobile banking and interest rates at rock bottom, banks have slashed their costly brick-and-mortar outlets to save costs.
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It's been buying up adtech companies at rock-bottom prices to build up its adtech, and source said they expected the firm to continue on that path this year.
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And this is happening at a moment that relations between Moscow and Washington are virtually at rock bottom despite the friendly relationship between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
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Sanders suggested a plan to bankrupt the state's utility companies by drastically reducing their rates, thus allowing the state to swoop in and purchase their infrastructure at rock-bottom prices.
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Many find that there are private firms willing to refinance their loans at rock-bottom interest rates (again, whether they are happy or not at these firms is another question).
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But it threatens to worsen his long-running dispute with farmers, who say they are often forced to sell their crops at rock-bottom prices to keep city dwellers happy.
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Customers who want a Tesla at rock bottom price will have to order it by phone or go into a service center or one of its shrinking number of stores.
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In trust surveys, Ukraine's politicians have traditionally ranked at rock bottom -- a March Gallup Poll showed that just 9% of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, a world low.
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The man whose dramatic fightback after his life had seemed at rock bottom was one of the most heartwarming stories in Rio, needed just one jump to make the final.
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The change was tiny, but so many borrowers have already refinanced at rock-bottom rates that there was a small pool of those left who can still benefit from a refinance.
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The bank pledged to keep interest rates on hold for longer—"at least through the end of 1.63"—having previously said it would keep rates at rock-bottom until the summer.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for euro zone governments to borrow for half a century or more at rock-bottom interest rates might be coming to an end.
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The easy stock market gains following the Great Recession are over and bond yields are at rock-bottom levels, so investors have to make their money work much harder than before.
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The oil and gas exploration boom tied to fracking technology came to a halt with energy prices at rock-bottom levels, and with it sales of equipment tied to that boom.
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"It's no surprise Democrats are excited, they're at rock bottom and the only way is up," said Dave Abrams, the spokesman for the Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC), the DLCC's counterpart.
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Mario Draghi said the ECB's policy of printing money and keeping borrowing costs at rock bottom was working, adding that interest rates would stay at current record lows for a long time.
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After the financial crisis, policy rates plummeted to near zero, forcing central bankers to experiment with QE, negative interest rates and promises to leave rates at rock-bottom far into the future.
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Because prison labor is so cheap, federal and state governments can sell prison-made goods and services to private companies at rock-bottom prices, creating a labor-market incentive for mass incarceration.
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In the 1980s, former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher allowed council tenants to buy their homes at rock-bottom prices and heavily restricted more council building, depleting the stock of cheaply available homes.
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While the retailer, also battling an ailing economy in its home market, grew its profits for the period by 3%, turnover growth in Britain was flat with consumer confidence at rock bottom.
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And if you're looking to update your wardrobe with some of the season's coolest coats and jackets while it's still cold out — all at rock-bottom prices — we suggest heading over to Nordstrom.
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Behind the broad stocks' rally is also the expectation that central banks in most developed economies will continue to keep interest rates at rock bottom levels - if not negative - for the foreseeable future.
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But with interest rates at rock-bottom, now is actually an excellent time to be investing in infrastructure projects, especially those required to bring drinking water to inhabitants of this country's largest city.
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ECB head Mario Draghi says the policy of printing money and keeping borrowing costs at rock bottom is working and that interest rates will stay at current record lows for a long time.
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"JPM is undoubtedly one of the best managed banks in the world, even though it may not be trading at rock-bottom valuations," said Neena Mishra, director of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research.
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The head of the ECB robustly defended the bank's policy of printing money and keeping borrowing costs at rock bottom and said interest rates would stay at current record lows for a long time.
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The country's High Council for Financial Stability has been concerned about record levels of private debt and heavy borrowing by large companies that are financing themselves at rock-bottom rates on the bond market.
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Elsewhere, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi on Thursday defended a pledge to keep interest rates at rock bottom and the Bank of Japan's Haruhiko Kuroda stressed resolve to maintain ultra-loose monetary policy.
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After all, why take electoral risks if central banks are prepared to gloss over economic weaknesses by shoring up the stock markets and facilitating government lending at rock-bottom prices or for a song?
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"Sell rallies," strategists at the U.S. bank advised clients, saying that despite sharp falls in the stock market, positioning by institutional investors was not pessimistic enough to signal the market could be at rock bottom.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said the central bank's policy of printing money and keeping borrowing costs at rock bottom was working, adding that interest rates would stay at current record lows for a long time.
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There is, however, little appetite to change at this Thursday's meeting the pledge to buy bonds at least until the end of the year and to keep rates at rock bottom until well after that.
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Italo copied the tiered pricing system of airlines, where passengers can travel at rock-bottom prices if they book early and choose off-peak times, or splash out and have meals served to their seats.
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It doesn't matter that gas prices are at rock bottom, the unemployment rate is at its lowest point for eight years and Wall Street, despite a rocky several months, is up 40% over five years.
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Analysts say the situation is likely to worsen, as vessels laden with gas are forced to go elsewhere — all while the liquefied natural gas market is already amply supplied and prices are at rock bottom.
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Many flight hacks are termed hacker fares, but Kayak popularized the term used in its search results on round-trip queries to show two one-way tickets, often on competing airlines, at rock-bottom prices.
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Photo: GettyIf you think things are messed up right now, you're not alone: For years, polls have shown that trust in U.S. political institutions is either at rock-bottom levels or damn near close to it.
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Meth is being sold at rock-bottom prices, seizures appear to be doing little to dent the operations of drug traffickers, and crystal meth from the region is feeding demand as far away as New Zealand.
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The head of the European Central Bank defended a pledge to keep interest rates at rock bottom on Thursday, batting back German calls for a speedy exit from years of easy money in the euro zone.
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Shares have advanced partly on the view that the U.S. economy is on solid footing and on the expectation that central banks in most developed economies will continue to keep interest rates at rock-bottom levels.
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Shares had advanced partly on the view that the U.S. economy was on solid footing and on the expectation that central banks in most developed economies would continue to keep interest rates at rock-bottom levels.
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At rock bottom "Katie" was homeless, rummaging through dumpsters for food, doing whatever it took to get her next high, having lost her job as an emergency room nurse and stepped away from family and friends.
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"This area in Oregon was declared wilderness 40-some-odd years ago and the Hammond family has had a 40-year grace period, during which they got to use public property at rock-bottom prices," Parenti said.
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But their freedom to fit domestic rates to local demand conditions is constrained by the need to keep hold of the foreign capital that flooded in seeking higher yields when developed world rates were at rock bottom.
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" Paul Buckley, a consumer psychologist who lecturers at Cardiff Metropolitan University, explains the thinking that drives the purchase of counterfeit goods: "Everybody likes a bargain so consequently there'll be people looking for goods at rock bottom prices.
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The stock price falls of larger rivals, with millions of customers and more dependable revenues from Britain and elsewhere, also offer investors opportunities to buy blue chip stock at rock bottom valuations, detracting from the upstart banks.
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Try being confident when you are at rock bottom and unemployed; try being confident when you have faced your 55th rejection in a month; try being confident when your two favorite colleagues stop answering your phone calls.
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Then again, that's a small price to pay for not having to worry about refinancing quite so much of our short-term debt in a few years when interest rates are no longer at rock bottom. 2.
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The cut will probably be accompanied by a pledge to keep rates at rock bottom for even longer and by new bond purchases - all measures aimed at keeping a lid on the euro and euro area borrowing costs.
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"We must find new ways to launch real stimulus, stimulate growth," Macron said, pointing at rock-bottom interest rates which he said should spur countries with budgetary room for maneuver to invest in education and job-creating initiatives.
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Even for healthy chains, like Walmart and Costco, the new duties threaten the business formula that helped speed their rapid rise over the last few decades: Import cheap products from Asia and sell them at rock-bottom prices.
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WASHINGTON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The head of the European Central Bank defended a pledge to keep interest rates at rock bottom on Thursday, batting back German calls for a speedy exit from years of easy money in the euro zone.
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But these 'hawks' were outnumbered as most rate setters opted to simply repeat the ECB's plan to keep buying bonds at least until September and to keep rates at rock-bottom well after that, the central bank sources said.
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The ECB meets on Thursday but sources told Reuters there was little appetite to change the pledge to buy bonds at least until the end of the year and to keep rates at rock bottom until well after that.
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It reaffirmed its pledge to keep rates at rock bottom or even cut them, while also buying bonds at 20 billion euros per month, until inflation in the euro zone headed back to its target of just under 2%.
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In order to reach that reality, though, most Democrats agree that responsibility falls on a tarnished Democratic National Committee, a body that was at rock bottom in 2017 after being the focus of liberal ire throughout the 2016 election.
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It reaffirmed its pledge to keep rates at rock bottom or even cut them, while also buying bonds at 20 billion euros per month, until inflation in the euro zone headed back to its target of just under 2%.
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Clearly, though, market fundamentals are less auspicious than they were eight years ago, when stocks had been battered in the ferocious downturn of the great financial crisis, and investors with foresight and audacity could buy at rock-bottom prices.
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But when he started, he said, the watch market was at rock bottom because the region was recovering from the Asian financial crisis of 19703 and 1998 and a 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, known as SARS.
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"Now Macy's and J.C. Penny will be the primary beneficiaries of Bon-Ton's bankruptcy, and Stein Mart Inc will be able to get great leases at rock bottom low prices," said Burt Flickinger, managing director at retail consultancy Strategic Resource Group.
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If a dealership is on the cusp of getting a big annual sales bonus on top of a big quarterly bonus, it's in their interest to move the last several cars before they reach that goal at rock-bottom prices.
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One year out from the next presidential election and with his popularity ratings at rock bottom, he needs to rally the left behind his candidacy, or risk being easily beaten into the run-off by centre-right and far-right rivals.
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"Trust in the bank actually is at rock bottom if we look at the share price since Urs Rohner took office in 2011," said Vincent Kaufmann, whose Swiss shareholder advisory group Ethos opposes Rohner's re-election at Friday's annual general meeting.
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Likely, he includes in this company the mobile e-commerce app Wish, which sells novelty items from China at rock-bottom prices and has an annual run rate in the "middle single billions" of dollars, according to fellow investor Joe Lonsdale.
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The ECB last week reaffirmed its pledge to keep interest rates at rock bottom or even cut them, while also buying bonds at 20 billion euros ($22.2 billion) per month, until inflation in the euro zone headed back to its target.
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The ECB last week reaffirmed its pledge to keep rates at rock bottom or even cut them, while also buying bonds at 20 billion euros ($22.19 billion) per month, until inflation in the euro zone headed back to its target of just under 2%.
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Expecting consistency of elected officials is decidedly risky: The Republican accusation that the Fed was putting the economy at risk by keeping interest rates at rock bottom to help the Obama administration will inevitably spin 180 degrees now that Republicans control the White House.
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Up and down her street, old, shabby dwellings—many of them, like the one she rented, casualties of the previous decade's foreclosure crisis, purchased at rock-bottom prices by investors who had simply waited around until they appreciated in value—were being sold, gutted, and reconstructed.
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Shut out of the grand slam semi-finals for two years, Nadal felt at rock-bottom at Roland Garros last year where the nine-time champion was a shock withdrawal after the third round, his injured wrist finally giving way after being propped up by painkilling injections.
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"Even for healthy chains, like Walmart and Costco, the new duties threaten the business formula that helped speed their rapid rise over the last few decades: Import cheap products from Asia and sell them at rock-bottom prices," Nelson Schwartz and Sapna Maheshwari of the NYT write.
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Both lenders were shown to be weaker than most peers in European stress tests last month, while profits across Europe's banks have been under pressure with economic growth at low ebb, interest rates at rock bottom and the task of sifting through billions of euros of risky loans incomplete.
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Almost four decades later, the power of the executive has soared and the ability of lawmakers to hold it to account is at rock-bottom—to the extent that Mr Trump has conducted a two-year war on the Justice Department which most Republican congressmen dare not acknowledge.
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It soon became a global retailing juggernaut by offering consumer goods at rock-bottom prices (from 20-cent diapers in boxes of 198 to rotisserie chickens that it sold at a loss for $4.99), sticking to a no-frills inventory, and encouraging customer loyalty with annual membership fees.
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But in a year in which polls show Congress' approval rating once again at rock-bottom, Johnson believes that by labeling Feingold as a "career politician" who is "desperate to get back into a position of power," the GOP senator can portray himself as the true outsider in the race.
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Yet that's what many young Singaporeans have done, because they believe so strongly in keeping their families' hawker stalls - the small, independently run food outlets that famously dot the city-state, churning out delicious traditional dishes around the clock at rock-bottom prices - open, even in an increasingly rich and cosmopolitan country.
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"Following five years of devastatingly poor returns in the market, sentiment towards commodities is at rock bottom, but it's starting to turn following the surge in the prices of a wide variety of products since the beginning of the year," he said, adding that the biggest price gains, in percentage terms, occur at the beginning of a bull market.
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But that's exactly what happened this week after a series of inscrutable Instagram posts by the founder of the Canadian company Deciem, which proudly called itself "the Abnormal Beauty Company" and owns the super-trendy beauty line the Ordinary — known for selling high-quality serums, moisturizers, and makeup at rock-bottom prices that are often out of stock — as well as several other lines of beauty, skin care, and hair care at various prices.
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