It seems to every now and then let the leaders become laggards and the laggards become leaders.
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The technological laggards will be the next wave of customersSectors such as insurance and contracting have been technological laggards, Murphy said.
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Consumer discretionary, health care and financial sectors have been laggards.
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The materials, utilities and energy sectors were the biggest laggards.
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Here are some of the bloc's notable leaders and laggards.
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France is next, while Spain and Italy are persistent laggards.
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Laggards will need to find other ways of avoiding fines.
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The consumer staples led the laggards with a 241 percent fall.
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That doesn't mean investors should buy the laggards, though, she cautioned.
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Still, foreign firms remain laggards in other ways, says Mr Shigemori.
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Efficient firms should theoretically squash laggards, yielding bigger, more productive companies.
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At the same time, the laggards have all been defensive sectors.
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Telecommunications operators were also laggards, with Zain Saudi dropping 1.2 percent.
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Laggards like United Continental and American Airlines generate about 12 percent.
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"Germany have been laggards for a long time," Mr. Wynne said.
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It argues, that policymakers should follow the laggards, not the leaders.
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Unfortunately for the laggards, their edge may be difficult to replicate.
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As technological progress accelerates, the gap between innovators and laggards widens.
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All are among the heart disease laggards identified in the study.
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It is owned all the way from early adopters to technology laggards.
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Hyundai and Kia aren't total laggards when it comes to electric cars.
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Laggards discover it can be devastating when the rules of capitalism change.
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Policy matters, too, and laggards who change their ways can catch up.
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Frontier companies will certainly not share all their secrets with the laggards.
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It is also difficult for high-performing hospitals to take over laggards.
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The laggards were the defensive consumer staples, utilities and real estate sectors.
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They've been laggards compared to a straight-up S&P 220 bet.
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The laggards from 2018 have come back much stronger than the market.
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The use of memorisation or pupil-led learning was common among laggards.
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Lee said investors should also keep their eyes on the market's laggards.
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Still, laggards in the Berkshire portfolio could keep Buffett's gains in check.
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But that still left plenty of laggards scrambling to complete their returns.
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They prefer to complain about equity markets that often swiftly punish laggards.
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Shares of Exxon Mobil were among the Dow's biggest laggards, falling 0.86%.
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But for the laggards, the PISA results led to a sense of crisis.
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Shakeouts, in which leading firms grow and laggards shrink, should boost overall productivity.
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There is evidence that leading firms, and not laggards, are behind the slowdown.
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For the rest of you laggards, entries close at 22AM ET on Tuesday.
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In tech-marketing terms, these groups are known as "Late majority" or "Laggards".
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Laggards include swathes of Africa and also India, the world's fastest growing economy.
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Digital laggards, such as health care and offline retailing, are doing less well.
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No banks failed the adverse scenario, but Deutsche Bank was among the laggards.
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They point to the support given to laggards, and to rigorous teacher training.
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Rather, Stoltzfus sees stocks "grinding higher," with two laggards potentially leading the way.
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The defensive real estate and consumer staples sectors housed most of the laggards.
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Sometimes the field offers few challengers or a couple of laggards produce shocking scorecards.
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The data confirmed Italy's customary position among the growth laggards of the euro zone.
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The defensive real estate, utilities and consumer staples sectors housed most of the laggards.
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Former laggards like Lyft, Uber, Zoom and Pinterest have been performing well in 2020.
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It also projects some sector laggards to do relatively better, such as health care.
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Pershing Square cited those positions as laggards in its interim financial report in June.
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His newest call also involves picking up a couple of frequently talked-about laggards.
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Recalibrating the cost hurdle to, say, 8 percent would help laggards and standouts alike.
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Here's a leading energy company that is participating as the laggards bounce as well.
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The laggards could at least meet their minimum obligations, and others could do more.
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The biggest laggards in the NSE index were Vedanta Ltd and Hindustan Unilever Ltd.
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The legacy laggards that pulled down the gray chip basket are Xerox, Cisco and IBM.
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Market leaders like banks are mostly weaker today, market laggards like industrials are mostly higher.
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The 548.71 laggards - Mexican peso and Turkish lira - were again bringing up the rear tmsnrt.
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That puts it squarely in the same territory as perennial laggards Citigroup and Morgan Stanley.
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Growth-sensitive sectors such as autos, financials and oil firms were among the biggest laggards.
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The biggest laggards were the S&P's defensive sectors - consumer staples, utilities and real estate .
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Autos and technology hardware are among the laggards 12 months after the yield curve inverts.
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Joe Terranova says the time by right to dump the S&P 500 2015 laggards.
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Instead, he appears interested in disrupting this convention by targeting Germany and other defense laggards.
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Among the main laggards was Manulife Financial Corp , which declined 19.04.8 percent to C$21.7.
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Technology stocks — which were originally laggards during the so-called Trump rally — have outperformed recently.
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Big market laggards also often make management or strategy changes to get investors excited again.
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On the flip side, general merchandise and department stores have been laggards, Johnson's research finds.
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"We're not laggards here," the company's chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, said on an analyst call.
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In fact, even the session's two laggards, industrials and telecom stocks, rallied nearly 1 percent.
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The biggest laggards in the NSE index were Yes Bank Ltd and Titan Co Ltd.
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DE) shares are the biggest laggards, down more than 7 percent with rival BMW (BMWG.
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The biggest laggards were the S&P's defensive sectors - consumer staples, utilities and real estate.
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Some second-tier stocks seen as laggards rose sharply, however, with GB Auto surging 2492 percent.
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Besides Apple, the big-name laggards included Intel, down 2.1 percent, and Microsoft, down 211.1 percent.
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Rent laggards include St. Louis, Baltimore, Dallas and Seattle, where growth is less than 2 percent.
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The financial index led the laggards on the S&P 500 with a 0.72 percent fall.
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Young firms are using new technologies and novel business models to push aside state-run laggards.
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The Fed is following, but the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are laggards.
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The British pound was among the biggest laggards against the U.S. currency, falling about 2 percent.
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The Fed is following, but the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are laggards.
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Many of those industries have been technological laggards, but they're starting to embrace change, he said.
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The financials and energy sectors were the biggest laggards on Thursday, falling around 3 percent each.
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During that same stretch, stock funds that invest abroad have gone from being laggards to leaders.
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Isn't it time — or past time — for these 15 laggards to adopt non-asbestos technology, too?
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Helmerich & Payne and Devon Energy were among the sector's biggest laggards, sliding 2.30% and 2.75%, respectively.
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The laggards include the 250s (22000%), the 22014s (223%) the 103s (210%) and the 200s (22019%).
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Other petrochemical shares were also laggards with the largest producer, Saudi Basic Industries, falling 0.6 percent.
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Buy 22019's laggards as they will likely be 25's early leaders, Goldman Sachs said.
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State-owned bank stocks were the day's top laggards with their Nifty index closing down 1.6%.
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AMERICANS have long been laggards when it comes to paying for goods and services with a smartphone.
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Tech and real estate are among the greatest laggards in the S&P 500 since Election Day.
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Bernstein's "enhanced laggards" strategy posted a 6.6 percent decline, similar to the S&P 500's performance.
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Environmental laggards, such as Saudi Arabia and Russia, will revel in the poor precedent America is setting.
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Laggards for the month included manufacturing and retail, which posted net declines of 123,000 and 8,300, respectively.
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It may also encourage other localities to step up their efforts for fear of being labelled laggards.
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One approach is to try to get frontier firms to spread their best practices to the laggards.
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Those who can teach frequently focus their attention on smarter pupils, ensuring that laggards fall further behind.
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"Investors need to focus on laggards ... small-caps ... value — strategies we have argued all year," he wrote.
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Dow laggards include Procter & Gamble, Verizon and Merck — all of which have averaged negative returns since 1996.
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Banks and auto stocks were the only laggards on the STOXX benchmark, down around 0.2 percent each.
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Ms Mitchell can then order extra tuition for laggards or sit them next to hard-working peers.
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The only laggards are high-dividend and value funds, which have been trounced by their growth counterparts.
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The federal government could play a more constructive role in supporting the leaders and coaxing the laggards.
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Why do the Rockies play particularly well against very good teams only to stumble against the laggards?
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No bank is expected to dip below that threshold, so investor attention will be focused on laggards.
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Its stock was one of the Dow's biggest laggards with a decline of nearly 2 percent. Disclaimer
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The innovation of the Facebook team is to intelligently cut off these unfortunate laggards before they finish.
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Tech and financial stocks were the biggest laggards among the S&P 500's 11 major sectors.
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Goldman also likes laggards where the bank's price targets are at least 5% above consensus in 2020.
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The biggest laggards in the NSE index were Bharti Infratel Ltd, Cipla Ltd and Larsen & Toubro Ltd .
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"There will always be a population of laggards," said Craig Strent, CEO of Maryland-based Apex Home Loans.
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Some Grade 8 children can't read, and laggards who have slipped too far behind may never catch up.
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A fall in domestic automobile sales dented sentiment, with auto stocks featuring among top laggards in the index.
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"At the end of the day, even the laggards have to rally from time to time," he said.
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And the newly emerged laggards — consumer staples, utilities and telecom — won't go down in a straight line, either.
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The defensive utilities and consumer staples sectors were the top laggards among the 11 main S&P sectors.
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According to Fundstrat's Tom Lee, 2017 is likely to be a very good year for laggards of the .
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Yes, we went back through the biggest debuts of 2017, several of the quiet hits and the laggards.
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The defensive healthcare, real estate and consumer staples sectors were among the laggards on the S&P 500.
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The laggards of the group, however, include Urban Outfitters, L Brands, Cato and Buckle, notably all apparel chains.
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Among the laggards: the University of Chicago, Notre Dame, Penn, Tufts, Oberlin, Bates, Bryn Mawr and Wake Forest.
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Wells Fargo said some of the laggards of Black Friday were cosmetics store Ulta and clothing company Gap.
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In theory, this gap should shrink over time as laggards mimic the innovations of their more efficient rivals.
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Among the laggards was IBM, which fell 3.3 percent after reporting its 18th straight quarter of revenue decline.
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"Forced buying means the risk rally is broadening; (there are) rising inflows to laggards," analysts at the bank added.
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The biggest laggards include fuel economy in cars and trucks, emissions from industrial processes, and advanced biofuels in transportation.
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Other names highlighted as laggards with the potential to turn around next year include Tenet Healthcare, Allergan and Mylan.
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Tech, the largest S&P 500 sector by market cap, is among the laggards this month, dropping 7.1 percent.
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However, buying laggards didn't work last year, when the stock market suffered its worst year since the financial crisis.
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"In this newly rejuvenated market, it's time to reach for the laggards and play catch-up," the host said.
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Ten of the 11 major indexes were lower, with the energy index and industrials sector among the biggest laggards.
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Often when we talk about innovation, we talk about early adopters and laggards and the ones that follow, right?
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Laggards may have little incentive to invest, since they are worried that frontier firms will gobble up their innovations.
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Slightly less than half of value funds have outperformed their Russell benchmark, while core funds are the biggest laggards.
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Among the laggards was the healthcare index, down 0.33 percent and the top decliner among the S&P subsectors.
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As people filter out, a few laggards remain in the restaurant, and we huddle around the leftover custard pie.
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Next consider the 11 sector-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs): There's been a complete reversal between leaders and laggards.
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"The valuation gap between leading banks and laggards could widen," Lucy Feng, UBS's banking analyst, wrote in a Jan.
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WAGE LAGGARDS The manufacturing sector added 17,000 jobs in June after several months of weak growth or outright decline.
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Germany was a major factor, but even some of the bloc's laggards, such as Italy, showed signs of revival.
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Excluding Hong Kong and Macau, which continued to be laggards, China sales rose at a double-digit percentage rate.
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Over the last month the two sectors are the laggards, with energy falling 45.5%, while financials has shed 32.8%.
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As overall performance declined again, Hawaiian, Delta and Alaska were the most punctual, while Frontier and JetBlue were laggards.
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Among laggards, public-sector banks such as Bank of India and Punjab National Bank fell 2 to 3 percent.
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Drug store chain Walgreens (WBA), insurer UnitedHealth (UNH) and consumer products giant Procter & Gamble (PG) were the only laggards.
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Banking and financial stocks were major laggards on the Nifty 50, with the subindex of PSU banks falling 0.81%.
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The investment vehicle rewards companies that are tackling climate change, while excluding or diminishing the weighting of environmental laggards.
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LAGGARDS Stocks that pay large dividends, like phone and utility companies and real estate investment trusts, all traded lower.
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At the other end of the table, telecoms have nearly slipped under energy stocks as the year's biggest laggards.
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The research note recommends buying calls on 15 selected stocks with liquid options on track to be this year's laggards.
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The rotations between sectors have become less violent not to say that there aren't laggards or choices to be made.
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By contrast US lawmakers have found themselves on the back foot, increasingly viewed as laggards on the issue vs Europe.
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Healthcare, utilities and food and beverage stocks are the biggest laggards and the only three in the red for 2016.
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Vancouver was one of the laggards, down 0.1 percent, though prices were up 3.6 percent compared to the year before.
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"Look for the laggards, target them and point to best practice from the top performers in their sector," she said.
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Again, it's the laggards, the cheats, the ones leveraging political influence to make a little extra profit by playing dirty.
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The big picture: The rift between superstars and laggards is in danger of widening, worsening political polarization as it goes.
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" Aaron Back of WSJ's Heard on the Street: "The laggards of American banking are at last producing unambiguously good results.
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The laggards, which included Somalia (178th), Chad (179th) and the Central African Republic (180th), dropped well short on those counts.
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For investors who don't want to move entirely to cash, he recommends areas of the market that have been laggards.
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It should use tax breaks to encourage its private firms, innovation laggards, to invest more too, including in research and development.
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"In this newly rejuvenated market, it's time to reach for the laggards and play catch-up," the "Mad Money" host said.
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If there are top states, there must also be bottom states, and this year's list of laggards includes some usual suspects.
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Laggards, they reason, are more likely to wither in the face of competition, so their investment might be expected to fall.
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As an alternative, she's encouraging investors to consider a couple of the year's laggards for upside — even if gains are muted.
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The gained 17.14 points, or 0.80 percent to end at 2,168.27, with financials leading eight sectors higher and utilities leading laggards.
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Health care and financials are the biggest laggards among S&P 500 sectors, rising around 6 percent and 8 percent, respectively.
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Abiomed and Advanced Micro Devices were among the biggest laggards in the S&P 500, sliding more than 3 percent each.
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On Wednesday, the "Mad Money" host revealed a new faction within the stock market: laggards that are waiting to break out.
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For stay-at-home laggards and office drones with earphone privileges, it's new novelty music, hence fresher than old novelty music.
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For that reason, I looked at Textron and even though it's one of the laggards within the space, I prefer Lockheed.
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From a fundamental perspective, this year's winners could be last year's laggards, said Larry McDonald, publisher of the Bear Traps Report.
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Two of the laggards, Iraq and the United Arab Emirates, reduced output in July, but were still pumping above their quotas.
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Information technology and financial shares were the top laggards in the Nifty 50 index, with Wipro losing the most, down 3.5%.
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Energy and discretionary laggards are down the most this year, underperforming the market by 32% and 30%, respectively, the analyst said.
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And the move towards healthier eating has been bad news for Kraft Heinz as well as market laggards Coca-Cola (KO).
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Coal producers were laggards, with Datong Coal down 252.62 percent and Shanxi Xishan Coal 20.5 percent lower, tracking losses in coal prices.
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Shares of H&R Block were the biggest laggards in the S&P 500 Wednesday, plunging because of a disappointing tax season.
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They find it is leaders, not laggards, who are responsible for the bulk of the investment slowdown, suggesting a lack of competition.
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The defensive real estate, utilities and consumer staples sectors were among the laggards, while a gain in financials helped lift the market.
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Among the laggards was Intel, which was down 2.4 percent at $30.84 after the chipmaker lowered its revenue forecast for the year.
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Microsoft, Facebook and others will also have to deal with Apple and Google, both of which are laggards in messaging and bots.
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The jobless number is so much higher than the rate for other economic laggards like Italy (11 percent) and Portugal (20113 percent).
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Regional stock markets were broadly mixed with Chinese stocks leading laggards and Thailand among the best performing stock market of the year.
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The laggards were led by Westpac Banking Corp and Australia and New Zealand Banking Corp, down 0.1 pct and 0.2 pct, respectively.
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In Belgium, where voting is compulsory, it was 90 percent; in Slovakia, laggard of the ex-communist laggards, just 13 percent voted.
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"We believe now is the time to focus on laggards at the single stock level," he wrote in a note to clients.
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But India's small- and mid-cap stocks, laggards in recent years, have enjoyed a steady rebound since the start of the year.
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Since the WannaCry outbreak, regulators stepped up their reviews of firms' response programs and issued warnings that they will begin penalizing laggards.
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"Phase two was consolidation when we were waiting for the inauguration and the laggards did particularly well, tech being an example," he said.
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It also puts pressure on laggards and reminds the public of a problem that is unfolding so slowly that is easy to ignore.
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In this scenario, the market leaders are poised for the biggest fall, while some sector laggards will do relatively better, Lakos-Bujas said.
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"There's a rotation from tech into different sectors," said JonesTrading's Lutz, noting financials and energy, two of this year's laggards, are outperforming Friday.
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Small-cap stocks flashed another signal that investors may be rotating out of the year-to-date winners and into 2019's laggards.
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He noted that some of the week's best performers were previously some of the year's biggest laggards, including Chesapeake Energy and Range Resources.
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You might not believe it, but there are more leaders than laggards in the world of retail today, according to Moody's Investor Service.
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Lang, who uses technical tools to track the action in particular stocks, decided to look at the group's most recent leaders and laggards.
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Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at Convergex, likes the strategy of buying market laggards, but he has two reservations about using options in particular.
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As its role increases in the years to come, first-mover leagues and teams will generate more revenue and fill more seats than laggards.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are neck-and-neck at some 230 times book, while laggards Bank of America and Citi trade at par.
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While Britain's economy is one of the laggards of the Western world, the out-and-out recession predicted by Brexit's opponents never did materialize.
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Britain's Barclays and France's Societe Generale were among unexpected laggards in the health check but their shares were flat about an hour into trading.
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But among laggards, Mahindra & Mahindra declined as much as 3.6 percent after company said fourth quarter margins could be impacted by around 100 bps.
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If Trump celebrates increased spending, gently urges laggards like Germany to do more and avoids a confrontation, NATO may escape significant damage this week.
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Swedish stocks featured on the list of the biggest laggards across Europe too with home appliance maker Electrolux down 3.1 percent after results disappointment.
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In particular, the company has invested for many years in producing its own microchips, a key area in which most Chinese firms are laggards.
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LAGGARDS Dreihaus Micro Cap Growth – – + – – – – – 12.3 5.3 1.5 6.2 1.83 30.5 8.6 13.0 % – – – – – – – – 10.5 11.0 11.2 11.4 11.4 12.9 8.53 13.9 % Morgan Stanley Instl.
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LAGGARDS Dreihaus Micro Cap Growth – – + – – – – – 12.3 13 1.5 6.2 6.8 28.5 220 2460 % – – – – – – – – 26 2500 25 23 22 214.7 25 13.9 % Morgan Stanley Instl.
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To be sure, this year's record-setting rally created a different setup for this strategy as even the laggards are up year to date.
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Nobody is questioning that department stores remain the "laggards" of the retail world, GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders told CNBC in an interview.
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In a statement, OPEC said the laggards had expressed their "willingness to fully cooperate," but the cartel did not lay out any actionable steps.
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The popped 200 points, or 210 percent, to end at 215,212, with financials leading nine sectors higher with utilities and real estate the only laggards.
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SPLRCREC sectors were the laggards of the day, with 1.75 percent and 1.2 percent declines respectively, as investors shied away from interest rate-sensitive stocks.
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Among the laggards was 3M Co, which slipped 1 percent and weighed on the Dow after Jefferies cut its rating on the stock to "hold".
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Our Modern Slavery Act Registry of over 750 company statements enables investors and consumers to reward the leading companies, and press the laggards to improve.
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The closely watched health check across the European Union conducted by the European Banking Authority (EBA) could force laggards to raise capital or ditch assets.
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Financial stocks were the biggest laggards with ICICI Bank shedding as much as 1.5 percent and State Bank of India declining up to 2 percent.
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Those worries have erased more than 60 percent in UniCredit's market value in the past year leaving its shares as significant laggards relative to peers.
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Gains in those stocks have been enough to offset losses in some of its laggards including Coty, J.M. Smucker, Monster, Archer-Daniels, and Molson Coors.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are neck-and-neck at some 1.3 times book, while the laggards Bank of America and Citigroup trade at par.
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However, some of the laggards in the restaurant space are starting to show some life, and "McDonald's is giving way a little bit," Worth said.
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Quint Tatro, chief investment officer at Joule Financial, had his eye on some of this year's laggards that he thought could become leaders in 2020.
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The biggest laggards in the NSE index were Yes Bank Ltd, Coal India Ltd and GAIL (India) Ltd, which fell 4.5%, 4% and 3.7%, respectively.
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Auto stocks, truckers and even packaged-food stocks — each a play on household spending vigor, in one form or another — have been laggards all year.
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Mr Ansip says that groups of EU governments may need to move ahead with data-sharing initiatives rather than waiting for all the laggards to agree.
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The S&P tech index led the laggards among the 2179.65 sectors, with the index on track to post its biggest monthly loss in a year.
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HDFC Bank, Infosys Ltd, Larsen & Toubro Ltd and NTPC Ltd were among the laggards, losing as much as 0.93 percent to 2.14 percent on profit-booking.
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With any disruptive technology, the classic adoption curve usually holds true: innovators first, followed by early adopters, early majority, late majority and, finally, laggards … your grandma.
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Other Dow-component laggards in recent days include United Technologies, Cisco Systems, 3M and Goldman Sachs, one of the largest investment banking companies in the world.
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To a growing extent, the productivity gap between technologically advanced firms and laggards suggests anti-competitive behaviour rather than the superior innovative capacity of top firms.
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Long known as quality laggards, Korean carmakers have made major improvements over the past few years, according to Dave Sargent, J.D. Power's head of automotive research.
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The 11 All Companies sector laggards collectively manage 16.7 billion pounds in assets, out of a sector asset total of 100 billion pounds, the report showed.
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Among the laggards was Amazon, which fell about 1 percent, set for its first drop after eight sessions, in six of which it hit record highs.
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Laggards include Nevada and Arizona, which were hit particularly hard by the housing bust, and currently suffer from unemployment levels above 6% and anaemic income growth.
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Banks were the market laggards, with Arab National Bank dropping 22 percent, Samba Financial Group down 0.63 percent and National Commercial Bank declining by 20.1 percent.
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On-time flight statistics are reported in such detail that on some travel websites buyers use them to choose flights, rewarding punctual airlines and punishing laggards.
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Finland and Sweden, as well as parts of Asia, tend to be the leaders, while Latin America and South America are the biggest laggards, Vaughan said.
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Ailman told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Friday that while GE has been one of the laggards in the Dow Jones industrial average, the future looks optimistic.
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The small-caps, lower quality stocks and market laggards for the first 220 months usually bounce back in November and December, with follow-through into January.
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LAGGARDS Power Dividend Index C + + + + – – + – 0.9 20133 25.5 2.9 0.3 210.3 20.4 20.4 % – – – – – – – – 20.6 22.74 23 2.843 22.84 22006 22007 15.3 % CGM Realty Primecap Oddy. Aggr.
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The energy index's 0.88 percent loss led the laggards as oil prices edged lower on lingering worries over high production from OPEC and the United States.
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"We are laggards," said Joseph Camilleri, an emeritus professor of politics at La Trobe University in Melbourne, where he specializes in existential threats, including climate change.
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Burhanuddin of the maritime affairs ministry, however, applauded local action on waste management, pledging to award the best regional performers and shame laggards on social media.
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A recurring investing dilemma is whether to leave portfolio winners untouched in case they continue climbing or take some profits and buy laggards at cheaper prices.
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Interestingly enough, the report said, "laggards" tend to not only perform well the following year relative to the market, but on a sector-relative basis, as well.
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One thing that has stuck out to him lately is that the rally in this group now includes many laggards that have started to make a comeback.
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East Asia's growth pattern has for decades been likened to a skein of geese, from Japan at the vanguard to laggards such as Myanmar at the rear.
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Shares of the Dow component are now down more than 11% since the Dow's July 15th record close, putting it among the biggest laggards in the index.
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Therefore, Zidle is encouraging investors to reach for cyclical stocks—particularly financials which have been market laggards so far this year—instead of putting money into bonds.
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Consumer Discretionary is the second best performing S&P 223 sector this year and options traders are betting on upside in one of the group's relative laggards.
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The health-care, manufacturing and business services industries led job gains for the month of June, besting laggards like retail, according to the latest government jobs report.
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The researchers tested the theory against historical stock market data since 1962, and found that falling interest rates indeed correlated with market leaders that outperformed the laggards.
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"We see the potential for a catch-up trade as investors could eventually rotate into laggards," Oppenheimer analyst Rupesh Parikh said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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It contends that its approach will direct more money to the charities that have the most impact in their fields while pushing laggards to step things up.
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In other words, if it weren't for the boost from babies and immigrants, the United States economy would look much like those supposed laggards, Europe and Japan.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose just 0.53 points to 20.5,21.2 with Caterpillar, Johnson & Johnson and Exxon Mobil as the biggest laggards and J.P. Morgan Chase outperforming.
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The digital currency is one of the biggest laggards this year, dropping roughly 90 percent after starting the year above $0003, according to historical data from CoinMarketCap.com.
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"2019 has seen the strongest YTD absolute performance for laggards in over 5 years," Alex Meintel, an analyst at Goldman, said in a note to clients Monday.
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And right now that makes taking some profits in U.S. stocks and rebalancing your portfolio back into the laggards — a hard move to pull the trigger on.
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The fund manager, which invests around 1 trillion pounds on behalf of its customers, said it would exclude climate change laggards from its Future World Fund. ind.
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They said in a Friday note that the best-performing Russell 1000 index stocks between Election Day and Inauguration Day have been the laggards since Jan. 20.
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Notable laggards were Goldman Sachs, down 2.28 percent and Bank of America, off 0.45 percent, after their quarterly results included charges related to the new federal tax law.
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Among the laggards is MainStay Marketfield , which was once the top-selling alternative mutual fund, but has delivered strongly negative returns for each of the past two years.
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As a result, some managers, such as UBP, are adopting a "leaders and laggards" strategy, investing in best in class companies that also meet other key investment criteria.
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But after an autopsy of trading in October, Fundstrat's Tom Lee said the pullback looks more like a changing of leaders and laggards than a reason to sell.
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Samsung will probably be the only OLED supplier for Apple's iPhone till 2017, Kang said, which may give Apple a chance to switch providers as laggards catch up.
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This year, the share price is up just 4.7 percent, half local rival Novartis's rise and among the laggards in the Stoxx 600 Europe healthcare sector index <0#.
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The volatile trading in the shares of European banks, the biggest regional laggards in terms of year-to-date performance, has put portfolio managers in a tough spot.
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On the NSE index, index heavyweights such as Reliance Industries Ltd and State Bank of India were among the top laggards, shedding 3.3 percent and 2.4 percent, respectively.
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But laggards like Venezuela, Libya, Angola and Ecuador are producing less today than a year ago and can't compete with non-OPEC countries that are producing more barrels.
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OPEC's record compliance with the deal has surprised the market, and the biggest laggards, the United Arab Emirates and Iraq, have pledged to catch up with their targets.
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Dave Bartoletti, the vice president and principal analyst at Forrester, predicted that IBM and Oracle, both considered laggards in the cloud wars, would start competing in other ways.
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While he said he does not like buying "laggards and losers," trader Steve Grasso contended that American Express has "upside" if can gain momentum on any good news.
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LAGGARDS Sector by Sector Power Dividend Index C + + + + – – + – 210.6 212.74 213 212013 212.84 212006 212007 6.5 % – – – – – – – – 2.4 2.5 2.6 3.1 3.5 11.33 4.9 15.3 % 12 MONTHS 2ND QTR.
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LAGGARDS Sector by Sector USA Mutuals Vice Investor + + + – – + + – 0.5 7.5 2.23 13.5 1.2 1.8 20.8 14.2 % – – – – – – – – 2.2 2.7 3.0 3.1 2.73 3.7 5.3 6.7 % 12 MONTHS 3RD QTR.
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VanEck Vectors Low Carbon Energy ETF and Invesco Solar ETF were up in the past year, up 2500% and 63%, respectively, but are laggards over the last decade.
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LAGGARDS Sector by Sector Dreihaus Micro Cap Growth – – + – – – – – 12.3 5.3 1.5 6.2 6.8 30.5 8.6 13.0 % – – – – – – – – 10.5 13.93 11.2 11.4 11.4 12.9 13.6 13.9 % 12 MONTHS 3RD QTR.
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Among the laggards is MainStay Marketfield, which was once the top-selling alternative mutual fund, but has delivered strongly negative returns for each of the past two years.
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Along with making online retailers much more efficient, that difference also helps explain why Amazon is a stock market darling while Macy's and J. C. Penney are laggards.
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To find opportunities, it's important to spot the laggards that haven't bounced back from their December's bleeding, but have stable earnings expectations over the last month, Bernstein pointed out.
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They discovered that the top 5% of them, dubbed "frontier firms", have continued to increase their productivity while the other 95% (the laggards) have been stagnant in this regard.
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The so-called high Sharpe ratio basket, consisting of 50 S&P 500 stocks with the highest prospective Sharpe ratios, includes laggards and value tilts by construction, Goldman said.
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Here are five stocks in Fundstrat's "Laggards become Leaders" (stocks in sectors that underperformed during the last four years) recommended strategy basket to take advantage of the bullish call.
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The telecom and utilities sectors have each sold off 6 percent to 7 percent while the biggest first-half laggards, which carry relatively low dividend yields, have rebounded nicely.
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In all countries there are high-flying firms and laggards, but in Britain the difference in productivity between them is unusually wide and in recent years has widened further.
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Most of the businesses in global shipping, from ports and lorries to container ships, have been technological laggards, so their customers never knew when their goods might show up.
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But citizens eager to follow the money have had to wait until 2019 thanks to delays in implementing Cardin-Lugar caused by lawsuits from laggards in the oil industry.
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Or will it instead be the technology laggards of a fleet whose emission and efficiency standards have been frozen (at an estimated cost to American drivers of $450 billion)?
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LAGGARDS Sector by Sector Hotchkis & Wiley Mid-Cap Value – – – – – – – – 19.5 23.1 25.5 10.5 23.3 31.9 27.73 34.2 % – – – – – – – – 25.8 25.9 26.2 26.8 27.7 30.1 31.3 32.3 % 30.13 MONTHS 4TH QTR.
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For McDonald, names such as Celgene, Gilead and Regeneron — which were laggards last year, either barely positive or negative on the year — should see turnarounds in the months ahead.
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Rapid uptake in North America and India is also expected while sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and North Africa, Latin America and North East Eurasia are identified as laggards.
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MADRID — European countries frustrated by inaction on climate change are taking a lesson from President Donald Trump's trade wars — and threatening carbon tariffs on laggards like the United States.
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The business services, education and health services industries led job gains for the month of August, besting laggards like retail and manufacturing, according to the latest government jobs report.
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Katz expects growth stocks to decline but believes there will be an opportunity to buy some of the laggards, such as value stocks and high-yield names, he said.
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On Tuesday, pharmaceutical stocks were the biggest laggards in the for much of the morning, with the health-care sector closing the day down a little more than half percent.
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But Cornerstone Macro's Carter Worth says a bounce is in the charts, and a divergence between the top-performing sectors in the S&P 500 and the laggards is key.
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Banking stocks were the biggest laggards on the NSE index with ICICI Bank Ltd and State Bank of India Ltd falling as much as 2.2 percent and 1.3 percent, respectively.
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To explore the issue further, the authors draw a distinction between "laggards" and "leaders", defined as firms comprising the top third and bottom third, respectively, of an industry's market value.
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They find that the "China shock" caused an investment gap to open between leaders and laggards, as some firms tried to fight off the surge in imports and others folded.
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In recent years, the gaps between the most successful firms and the weakest among them ("frontier firms" and "laggards", in the jargon) have widened in everything from wages to profits.
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On a technical basis, General Electric, Procter & Gamble and AT&T are proving to be relative-strength laggards "all year long," said Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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UPS has been one of the biggest laggards in the industrials sector this year, but one technician says the charts are pointing to a big breakout on earnings this week.
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The S&P Utilities and Real Estate sectors were the laggards of the day, with 1.8 percent and 1.3 percent declines as investors shied away from interest rate- sensitive stocks.
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The National Motorists Association, a grass-roots group that lobbies for safer traffic laws, blames the plague of left-lane laggards on the national speed limit imposed in the 1970s.
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The S&P Utilities and Real Estate sectors were the laggards of the day, with 1.8 percent and 1.2 percent declines, as investors shied away from interest rate- sensitive stocks.
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A 2007 study by Glass, Lewis & Company, for example, found that companies disclosing material weaknesses in their financial reporting during each of the prior three years were conspicuous market laggards.
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The leisure and hospitality, manufacturing and business services industries led job gains for the month of July, besting laggards like government and utilities, according to the latest government jobs report.
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The six laggards are all cold-weather Rust Belt counties around cities like Detroit, Cleveland and St. Louis, where old-line manufacturing jobs primarily in the auto sector have vanished.
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Thomas Ingenlath, chief executive officer, Polestar Thomas Ingenlath, chief executive officer, Polestar One advantage Ingenlath described was using Polestar 1 as a gateway car for getting laggards to go all electric.
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Among the laggards were luxury handbag maker Michael Kors Holding Ltd and beauty products maker Coty Inc , which tumbled 14.8 percent and 24.5 percent, respectively, after both missed quarterly revenue estimates.
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Oil stocks were among the big laggards, tracking falling crude prices after President Donald Trump demanded that producer club OPEC raise output to soften the impact of U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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General Electric may not be as widely anticipated as the others on this list, but the recent weakness at the industrial giant makes it one of our laggards for the season.
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Bank stocks have been laggards since the 2008 financial crisis but have been on a tear since the election, with the KBW Nasdaq Bank index surging 14 percent since polls closed.
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Among other laggards, HSBC was down 4 percent, while mining firms and those trading without entitlement to their latest dividend payout, which included Rio Tinto and easyJet, were the biggest fallers.
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Trader Dan Nathan disagreed and said he would prefer to buy the laggards, but added that he is not positioned assuming the market will hit new highs in the short term.
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The issue with collective security arrangements such as the United Nations or Geneva Conventions is that they require leadership to shepherd the laggards through the decision-making, execution, and verification processes.
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This combination of high concentration and low turnover has fueled the strong performance of momentum factor investing, a style that involves buying stocks that have recently outperformed and selling the laggards.
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Panelists discussed how this data will create a clearer picture for banks, lenders, policymakers and regulators about which banks are the leaders and which are the laggards in supporting small businesses.
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Lang, who uses technical tools to track the action in particular stocks, decided to look at the group's most recent leaders and laggards, beginning with the daily chart of Gilead Sciences.
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While shares of Exxon fell another 1.7 percent on Tuesday, leading the laggards as the Dow rebounded, Chevron's stock bounced 4 percent, posted the fourth-best daily performance in the index.
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Swedish stocks featured on the list of the biggest laggards across Europe too with home appliance maker Electrolux down 3.3 percent and engineering firm Trelleborg down 2.4 percent following results disappointments.
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Greek yields hit 12-year low as bailout exit beckons GRAPHIC-Laggards no more: Greek, Portuguese debt euro zone's best of 2017 Additional reporting by Karin Strohecker in London, Dan Burns
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"The laggards will lead in the new year, and there's a lot to choose from, particularly in the beaten-down areas of health care, certain consumer discretionary and software stocks," Emanuel said.
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Even as analysts said department stores had an opportunity to improve their margins over last year, they acknowledged that retailers who were forced to rely on promotions would be the season's laggards.
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International deal-making will slow without its clout and diligence, other countries' emission-cutting efforts will shrink, and laggards such as Saudi Arabia and Russia will see no reason to catch up.
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Two decades on, the New York Times reported a study warning spooks to stop relying on the test to vet job candidates, since "homosexuals, laggards and trained Communist agents" could fool it.
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Chinese stocks were the only laggards in the region with mainland indices in negative territory as concerns over renewed economic slowdown and overbearing regulation to curb broad financial risks weighed on sentiment.
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SPLRCU, a high-dividend-paying group that tend to be sold when the expectation of higher rates increases, were the biggest laggards as seven of the 21 sectors ended in the red.
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In September alone, the Nikkei jumped 5.5 percent to post the biggest monthly gain since last October, with such laggards as financial shares gaining ground on the back of rising U.S. yields.
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The top two divisions of football could be supranational, Europe-wide leagues, in which the continent's best clubs could partake, but from which the laggards could be relegated down to domestic leagues.
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" A move higher in the VIX could occur, she said, if investors shift their preferences from momentum stocks into some of the "laggards, or move out of U.S. equities across the board.
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For Eric Freedman, chief investment officer at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, developed international and emerging markets have been the laggards in the global picture — and he thinks that's where the next opportunity is.
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So the smart firms today in the venture industry recognize that they're missing out on an arbitrage play, and so they step in there are laggards and there's creative deconstructionism in our business.
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Although in general reducing class sizes is not the most cost-effective response, Estonian pupils have benefited from the demographic shift, which has made it easier to give pupils, especially laggards, extra help.
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The Russell 2000 is among the biggest laggards this month, down more than 5 percent for October in its worst month since January and more than 6 percent below its all-time high.
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Soon after Mr Xi came to power in 193, the talk was of reinvigorating state-run laggards by allowing private companies to buy stakes in them, a plan known as "mixed-ownership reform".
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The president's supporters insist that North Korea has been brought to the table by harsh sanctions, imposed after Trumpian tough talk at last scared such laggards as China and Russia into curbing trade.
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Here are the likely winners and laggards, according to Goldman Sachs: With gross domestic product (GDP) forecast to grow 22016 percent on-year, India is the fastest growing major economy in the region.
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The United States, as partner rather than foe, is ideally situated to provide Cuba with technical assistance, technology transfers, and financial impetus to propel the island's population and economy from laggards to leaders.
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This could indicate that the smart bet "is for the laggards, like energy and the banks, to catch up to the broader market," Lee said in an interview on CNBC's "Trading Nation" Monday.
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The investors who should be the leaders have so far been the laggards, said Rob Berridge, director of shareholder engagement at Ceres, a Boston-based research and advocacy group focused on sustainability issues.
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"You want to see sector rotation into the laggards," he said, noting that the rise to positive territory for the S&P 500 could mean the five-week stocks rally could lose steam.
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Among the bottom third of the S&P 500 in terms of 2019 performance, the bank recommended buying the laggards that its analysts have out-of-consensus buy ratings and above-consensus estimates.
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They thought the global economy would continue to struggle, inflation would stage a comeback, right-wing nationalism would prevent economic revival in Europe and laggards like Japan, Russia and Brazil would remain weak.
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The OECD researchers, Dan Andrews, Chiara Criscuolo and Peter Gal, show that beneath the stagnation lies a deeper pattern: rising productivity at the frontier and a widening gap between the leaders and the laggards.
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In 1994 two German Christian Democrats (one of them the present finance minister, Wolfgang Schaüble) suggested a "hard core" of the original six (minus Italy) that would integrate further and faster than the laggards.
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"It is seen to be more healthy when buying interest is not only focusing on Tencent but shifting to laggards and some high yield stocks," said Steven Leung, sales director at UOB Kay Hian.
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Among Chinese companies this week, private enterprises showed off the ways in which they increasingly support and work with the government, while state-backed companies demonstrated they were not doomed to be tech laggards.
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Mr. Peltz has come a long way since then, having scored big wins forcing laggards like Heinz and Wendy's to improve their performance, and he acquired a $2 billion stake in G.E. in 2015.
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Investors should bet on the 20093 laggards, Goldman Sachs' options research team says, noting that stocks that have underperformed the in 17 of the last 25 years have ended up as leaders the following year.
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Less than half of the 28 member states have adopted national laws to implement GDPR, though the laggards are expected to do so in the next few weeks, according to WilmerHale, an international law firm.
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" Wald said the pullback wasn't that damaging for the group and "the previous leader is just pausing after a tremendous run and some of the laggards are playing a bit of near-term catch-up.
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"They were laggards before and they're now further behind than they were a month or two ago," said Andrew Logan, a senior director at Ceres, a sustainability nonprofit organization pressing companies to address climate change.
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"The Central Bank is concerned by the number of transparency issues identified during the review," its head of securities and markets supervision, Patricia Dunne, said in the letter, adding laggards could face "future supervisory engagement".
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Indian stocks were the prominent laggards, falling 1% as a proposed tax on foreign portfolio investors who fail to structure themselves as companies rather than trusts, soured the mood for sectors dependent on overseas funding.
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"The fourth is that you're entering a time towards the end of the year where we definitely usually tend to see a real mean reversion out of the winners and into the laggards," Newton said.
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"Even if the greatest bull run in ages is going on, there are losers and there are laggards, and they help define the action as much as the winners do," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Even if the greatest bull run in ages is going on, there are losers and there are laggards, and they help define the action as much as the winners do," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"It's not that everyone is making progress - it's that a few countries are going fast," she said, adding that laggards such as Chad and Niger would need to catch up to keep global momentum going.
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Mr. Chi said this fund didn't make bets on individual securities, gathering up promising ones and avoiding potential laggards, but rather held a broadly diversified basket of real estate investment trusts — nearly 450 in all.
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Frank Cappelleri, executive director at Instinet, said the best-case scenario for the market is for the momentum laggards from earlier in the week to join the value and other stocks that are moving higher.
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LAGGARDS USA Mutuals Vice Investor + + + – – + + – 0.5 7.5 4.0 13.5 1.2 1.8 0.13 14.2 % – – – – – – – – 2.2 2.7 3.0 3.1 3.5 3.7 5.3 6.7 % North Star Dividend Wells Fargo Sm Cap Value Fairholme Allocation CGM Realty Hennessy Corn.
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Westlake Chemical, L Brands, Terex, Yelp, Cree and Under Armour are some of the "buy-rated laggards" of 2019 where the majority of the Street has neutral or sell ratings but Goldman analysts recommend buying.
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The organisation has so far surprised the market with its discipline, which could increase further in coming months as the biggest laggards - the United Arab Emirates and Iraq - pledge to catch up quickly with their targets.
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Among the laggards, Asian Paints fell more than 2.5 percent after Kotak Institutional Equities said its channel checks suggested the company has cut prices across its decoratives portfolio by around a weighted average of 3 percent.
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Laggards for the past three sessions, retailers Wesfarmers and Woolworths gained, up 21 percent and 21.3978 percent respectively, shrugging off data that showed retail sales for August fell 0.6 percent against the expected 0.3 percent rise.
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As the market rebounded this year, fueled by the Federal Reserve signal that it was not inclined to raise interest rates, optimism regarding global trade tensions and better-than-feared economic data, investors piled into laggards.
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The energy index, down 0.9 percent, led the laggards as oil prices edged lower on a rebound in production from Libya's largest oil field, along with worries about higher output from OPEC and the United States.
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The organisation has so far surprised the market with its discipline which could increase further in coming months as the biggest laggards - the United Arab Emirates and Iraq - pledge to catch up quickly with their targets.
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Financial stocks were the biggest laggards, falling 0.4 percent on the S&P 500, after a 5 percent drop in shares of Capital One as the credit card issuer reported a drop in net interest margin.
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Leading the laggards downward were emerging markets, several of which have plunged because of heavy amounts of foreign debt, and Europe, where indexes are heavily weighted in banks that are owed a lot of that money.
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The IMF calculates that a country moving from the 25th to the 75th percentile for risk-adjusted returns would raise 2% of GDP in new revenue (it spares policymakers' blushes by keeping the leaders and laggards anonymous).
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Analysts say the ECB, which is headed by former Bank of Italy chief Mario Draghi, wants to establish itself as a credible institution, ensuring Europe's banking industry is on a sound footing and taking laggards to task.
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Photo: Patrick Semansky (AP)Amazon recently came under fire when the Verge revealed it used a system that automatically determines the productivity levels of its warehouse workforce, and terminates laggards if they're too slow to move packages.
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Islamic banks have been laggards in trade finance but some see a business opportunity, attracted by strong global trade growth in regions where Islamic banks are active such as Southeast Asia, North Africa and the Middle East.
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"A part of the export surplus is linked to the quality of our products," Merkel said when asked about suggestions made during the French presidential campaign that Germany needed to help Europe's economic laggards by importing more.
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Some of the best performers include American Eagle, Gap, Michael Kors and Lululemon, while the laggards consist of struggling women's apparel brands Ascena Retail Group, Francesca's and Stein Mart, department store stocks, and those of their landlords.
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But as the N.F.L. schedule rounds the halfway pole and churns toward a still distant finish line, there are new contenders, a couple of surprising, conspicuous laggards and some struggling old powerhouses desperately trying to catch up.
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Britain's growth slowed after the June 2016 Brexit vote, its annual rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven group of rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for last place.
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Source: CFRA Bottom line: Investors should be taking a close look at the three laggards this decade: materials, communication services, and particularly energy, which is the only sector that is essentially unchanged over a 10-year period.
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Britain's economy slowed after the June 2016 Brexit vote, its growth rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for bottom place in the rankings.
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An indoor GPS system, also adapted from space technology, will allow the robot to drive itself around and self-charge, while sensors will prevent it from running over laggards that are slow to strut out of its way.
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"At current market valuations, we advise investors to adopt an active approach by stock-picking across sectors and rotating to quality laggards," Carl Berrisford, an analyst at UBS Wealth Management wrote in note, citing valuations nearing their peak.
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SPNY led the laggards with a 0.9 percent drop as oil prices LCOc1 CLc1 edged lower on a rebound in production from Libya's largest oil field, along with worries about higher output from OPEC and the United States.
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The laggards were led by the energy sector, which was pulled down by a 1.3 percent drop in oil prices amid uncertainty that the OPEC would arrive at a decision to cut production during a meeting next week.
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It aims to help investors, lenders, insurers and other stakeholders understand how firms manage climate risk and guide companies on information they should provide to explain their climate strategy, ultimately helping ensure corporate laggards are held to account.
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The Dow has been fortunate, then, that some of its largest dollar-priced stocks have also been its best performers, while some of its smallest stocks (such as Cisco, as well as Coca-Cola and Intel) have been laggards.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Italian banks are expected to be in focus again when results of the latest stress test of top European lenders are released this week, a health check that could force laggards to raise capital or ditch assets.
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"While the relative performance of laggards is in line with history, absolute performance is actually positive so far this year (+1% and +6% average and median, respectively), something that has happened just two other times since 2002," said Meintel.
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Both Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer — also relative laggards — fell roughly 10 percent in the past week, taking a leg lower after Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan announced a collaborative effort to reduce health-care costs for their employees.
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The recommended Fundstrat strategy baskets include "Growth as cheap as Value" (stocks with both value and growth characteristics), "Stocks are the new bonds" (companies with high dividend yields) and "Laggards become leaders" (stocks that underperformed during the last four years).
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That could spur laggards onwards: Brent Baglien, Lamb Weston's vice-president of government affairs, urged the United States Trade Representative (USTR), America's top trade official, to seek a deal with Japan that would eliminate its 8.5% tariff on American imported potatoes.
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While pharma and biotech stocks have been laggards this year, two healthcare industries generally seen as more immune from concerns about pricing, medical device companies and makers of life-science research tools, are up over 7 percent and 8 percent, respectively.
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Even as the average hedge fund is earning returns only in the low single digits, portfolio managers at the best performing funds are likely to earn 6.6 times more than those at the industry laggards, the data from CompIQ show.
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Britain's economy has slowed since the June 2016 Brexit vote, its annual growth rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for bottom place in the rankings.
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Britain's economy has slowed since the June 2016 Brexit vote, its growth rate slipping from top spot among the Group of Seven group of rich nations to jostling with long-term laggards Japan and Italy for bottom place in the rankings.
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Investors put the recent falls at broad index levels down to significant churn between sectors and geographies as funds lock in profits in certain richly valued segments of the market, such as tech, and look to pick up bargains in laggards.
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"TPI's new report shows clearly that progress is being made, but also that significant gaps remain between the leaders and laggards in each sector," said Meryam Omi, head of sustainability and responsible investment strategy at Legal & General Investment Management, Britain's biggest asset manager.
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But many more are run by charter-school groups teaching mostly poor pupils, such as Rocketship and Achievement First—or Summit, where 99% of graduating pupils go on to university and laggards make the most progress relative to their peers in normal classes.
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"TPIs new report shows clearly that progress is being made, but also that significant gaps remain between the leaders and laggards in each sector," said Meryam Omi, head of sustainability and responsible investment strategy at Legal & General Investment Management, Britain's biggest asset manager.
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LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC has so far surprised the market by showing record compliance with oil-output curbs and could do so further in coming months as the biggest laggards - the United Arab Emirates and Iraq - pledge to catch up quickly with their targets.
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Colombia and South Africa are the laggards so far in 2019, with the South American nation seeing its exports for the first four months drop to 60.93 million tonnes from 26.1 million, while South Africa's slipped to 22.2 million from 26.2 million.
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But it should not preclude creative ideas that can accommodate a variety of preferences, including an outer tier for laggards, stragglers and those countries that simply seek a looser relationship with the EU. Perhaps it might even one day find room for Britain.
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At an important top in the indexes, key leadership sectors have usually turned to laggards, credit markets have grown more hostile, market volatility has been elevated for several months or more and investor sentiment frequently has gone from overconfident to suddenly fearful.
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Real estate + + + + + + + + – – 3.9 0.43 29.5 5.9 15.2 8.2 11.2 10.6 7.0 5.4 % + + + + + + + – – – 7.4 0.63 5.4 4.6 3.9 1.7 0.3 2.1 2.6 5.3 % Health Technology Utilities Natural resources Communications Financial Equity energy Consumer defensive Multicurrency Leaders and Laggards Among general domestic stock funds.
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Multicurrency – + – – – + – – – – 3.8 1.763 5.8 14.3 6.7 1.2 15.5 2.6 13.6 21.0 % + – – – – – – – – – 1.9 4.653 6.9 9.5 11.9 14.9 16.5 17.5 18.4 19.5 % Utilities Real estate Consumer defensive Communications Health Financial Technology Equity energy Natural resources Leaders and Laggards Among general domestic stock funds.
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But what definitely won't suffice is a climate strategy built out of wishful thinking: the proposition that countries can be cajoled and prodded into increasing their ambition to cut emissions further, and that laggards can be named and shamed into falling into line.
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Technology + + + + + + – + – – 11.0 1.9 16.9 5.1 13.1 7.3 6.5 16.8 20183 3.2 % + + + + + + + + + + 20.9 16.4 16.1 15.5 13.4 13.4 12.5 11.4 3.63 0.8 % Equity energy Real estate Consumer defensive Health Communications Natural resources Utilities Financial Multicurrency Leaders and Laggards Among general domestic stock funds.
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While conglomerates that provide efficiencies to smaller regional media brands are nothing new, the way in which they aggressively try to expand their reach is something that is new to the local laggards who are comfortably watching local news and reading the paper.
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Health + + + + – + + + – + 18.4 14.1 9.6 25.7 1.3 4.4 5.33 3.6 4.4 5.0 % + + + + + + + + – – 10.2 9.5 5.7 5.6 3.3 2.2 6.73 0.6 0.3 0.8 % Equity energy Communications Technology Consumer defensive Utilities Financial Real estate Multicurrency Natural resources Leaders and Laggards Among general domestic stock funds.
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Biden benefits from a field of weak opponents, none of whom could sustain their brief polling bumps, a significant reduction in the number of caucuses and that nature of primary voting — where momentum for the frontrunner builds and the laggards quickly collapse.
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Brands like Toyota and Lexus have relied on quality and reliability to carve out a solid share of the U.S. new car market, but a new study by J.D. Power & Associates finds that some traditional quality laggards can have more sway with car buyers.
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Boeing – One of the laggards of the Dow Jones industrial average, Boeing's stock fell 1.4% after analysts at credit agencies Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch released ratings that gave a cautious outlook on the aerospace giant's debt due to the prolonged 737 Max crisis.
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Read More Goldman Sachs: Recession fear overblown, market to gain 11% Materials, financials, energy and industrials were the greatest laggards in the S&P for the year so far, each down nearly 10 percent or more year-to-date as of the close Monday.
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Other cyclicals like technology also rose in October, and former defensive leaders like consumer staples and utilities were laggards: Health care, up 4.3% Banks up, 3.3% Technology, up 3.3% Consumer Staples, down 0.4% Utilities down, 1.6% What are the chances of a further 10% rally?
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At the high end of the range, that means JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs could be cranking out returns on equity of around 15 percent, while even laggards like Bank of America and Citigroup would finally cover their cost of capital, at around 10 percent.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has so far surprised the market by showing record compliance with oil-output curbs, and could improve in coming months as the biggest laggards - the United Arab Emirates and Iraq - pledge to catch up quickly with their targets.
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"The fundamental index systematically every year rebalances the portfolio, selling the market darlings - the outperformers and buying and increasing weight of the laggards to create a balanced return inside the market," Chris Brightman, CIO of Research Affiliates told CNBC on the sidelines of the FundForum in Berlin .
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At the top of the performance charts were some of the laggards from recent years, including the U.S.-based Dorset Energy Fund, whose bets on energy companies helped it rise nearly 20173 percent, buoyed by a 40 percent-plus jump in the price of crude oil.
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Investors started this year in a buying mood, pushing up prices of last year's laggards, which is the logic behind Wall Street's "January effect," a theory that there is a seasonal rally in stocks during the first month of the year following a December decline due to tax reasons.
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The Church of England Pensions Board, which manages 2.8 billion pounds (or $3.7 billion), this week announced an index that rewards companies working to curb their carbon-dioxide emissions in line with the targets of the 2015 Paris agreement, and bars companies that are perceived as environmental laggards.
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Globally, China is again the big outperformer up 5% this week as the Shanghai Exchange hits a 52-week high: Global markets this week: Once again, gainers for the week in the U.S. are all cyclicals like semiconductors and industrials, while laggards are defensive names like utilities and consumer staples.
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MILAN, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Italy is set to tighten quotas aimed at getting more women on corporate boards, raising the threshold to 40% and underlining the success of measures that have turned the country from one of Europe's laggards to one of the top five in less than a decade.
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NEW YORK, April 653 (Reuters) - Major U.S. pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, whose shares have been laggards even in a sluggish market, face a litmus test in the corporate earnings season as investors already gun-shy over concerns about pressures on drug prices prepare to give a sharp eye for both hits and misses.
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Not surprisingly, the laggards list is also heavy on energy sub-industries: oil exploration and production companies; oil and gas transportation and storage businesses, independent power producers, many of which are renewable energy plays that benefit from more expensive competing utility fuels; diversified metals and mining; and, for the truly risk-preferring, coal companies.
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We definitely saw some mean-reversion/worst-to-first action, which is classic January action: Large stocks over small; healthcare bouncing; industrial metals spanked/precious metals boosted; Nike strong today because it was weak in 2016 and NVIDIA doing the opposite; 2016 laggards Facebook and Alphabet up more than 1 percent in an unimaginative catch-up trade.
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Investors have been eager to snap up any companies that show signs of growth this year, including those that are losing money: (from initial price) The two laggards — Uber (down 3%), and Lyft (down 11%), are in a space — ride-hailing — that investors believe may have a very hard time becoming profitable any time in the future.
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History, though, will look back at these Wildcats and their tactical, almost apologetic dominance throughout their six games in this N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament as a team that was, perhaps, just one or two steps ahead of the rest of the 353 laggards in Division I, a field that was forced to watch — mouths agape — revolutionary basketball unfold before them.
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Everything has gone a bit topsy-turvey: (Week to date) S&P 500 up 0.5 percent Russelll 2000 down 203 percent FAANG down 4 percent (WTD) Russell 1000 Value up 1.3 percent Russell 1000 Growth down 0.6 percent The FAANG names and the Russell 2000, which used to be the leaders, are now laggards, and growth stocks (technology) which have been dominating value (banks, energy, retail) all year are now lagging.
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LAGGARDS Hotchkis & Wiley Mid-Cap Value – – – – – – – – 20183 22018 25 22008 23.3 31.9 23.3 34.2 % – – – – – – – – 25.8 25.9 53 26.8 27.7 30.1 31.3 32.3 % Adirondack Small Cap RBC Sm. Cap Core Miller Opportunity Tarkio Towle Deep Value CM Advisors Sm. Cap Value Hodges Retail By The New York Times | Source: Morningstar "We're reasonably bullish on our ability to make money in 2019, just not in the assets most people have most of their money in," he said.
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It might see defence laggards like Germany contribute more to common security; illiberal governments like that of Poland reinstate democratic norms and co-operate more on migration; northern "Hanseatic" states like the Netherlands tolerate more euro-zone integration and contribute to managing migration flows; debtor states like Italy accept write-downs of risky loans and greater common budgetary oversight; and big farming states like France accept a trimming of farm handouts in return for extra spending on regions, migration management and common defence.
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