Here are the 20 stocks in Goldman's hedge fund 'Most Concentrated' basket.
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Today much of the most concentrated poverty is in the former homelands.
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Georgia is reporting 66 confirmed cases, with most concentrated around metro Atlanta.
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They gathered the most concentrated collection of talent I have ever been around.
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That's why cities like Fresno and Bakersfield top the list for most concentrated poverty.
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Marketed for "CBD purists," Royal Oil is the company's most concentrated CBD offering to date.
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Following that same theme, the calendar year 2018 is the most concentrated year on record.
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Have you had anybody in your home from areas where the outbreak is most concentrated?
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A fashion show has always been, and still is, the most concentrated reminder of that.
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Eggs are the most concentrated source of cholesterol in our diet — one egg has 186 mg.
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Three cops took a short break to rob your correspondent, but most concentrated on suppressing dissent.
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She repeated this a third time, so the glitter would be most concentrated on the tips.
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The outbreak in the country has so far been most concentrated in its industrial northern heartland.
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It is the most advanced and complex industries — like biotechnology and semiconductors — that are most concentrated.
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The risks are most concentrated in warmer parts of the world, where poorer countries are located.
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As was the case last week, Kentucky remains the state where the outbreak has been most concentrated.
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A finer-grained analysis shows that the most concentrated sectors account for nearly all the investment shortfall.
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But his speech marked the most concentrated effort yet to lay out tenets of a foreign policy platform.
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Again, we see that this education vote gap was most concentrated in the Upper Midwest and the Northeast.
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The most concentrated advertising efforts occurred in the Southeast and in the Great Lakes region, the study found.
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Thamesmead, an east-London suburb that is home to Britain's most-concentrated African population, illustrates the group's struggles.
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So far, there have been about 100 sightings, with the most concentrated area being the Northeast and South.
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New York state has 39,140 confirmed cases and 461 deaths, with most concentrated around the nation's largest city.
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This is TV that does nothing but toss our world back at us in its most concentrated, ludicrous form.
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The losses were most concentrated in the state capital, Belo Horizonte, with 13 dead, according to the latest numbers.
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The most polluted areas of Australia are cities where pollution from industry and motor vehicle emissions are most concentrated.
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"Dark green leafy vegetables are, calorie for calorie, probably the most concentrated source of nutrition of any food," Bateman said.
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In the central region, where Mr Kenyatta's tribe, the Kikuyu, are most concentrated, voters still crowded the polls (see map).
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"Medicare has the most concentrated pools of money and is the least complicated to navigate," the Morgan Stanley analysts wrote.
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Of Lucca's 18 winemakers, 13 are in the Lucca Biodinamica network, rendering it the most concentrated biodynamic cluster in Italy.
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In fact, with more than 70 vitamins and minerals, it's one of the most concentrated sources of nutrients on the planet.
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When you think about what is unfair in other areas, was there one industry that you're most concentrated on right now?
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Another one I have to ask, because it's one of my all-time favorite quotes : Where's the future most concentrated now?
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ISIS's most concentrated, but ultimately unsuccessful, effort to galvanize lone wolf attacks came during the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
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On average, the government doles out about 10 parcels of free land per year, Jacob said, with most concentrated around Whitehorse.
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But the opposition was by far the most concentrated in New Jersey and New York, two high-tax, largely Democratic states.
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Bald eagles and other top avian predators were getting the largest, most concentrated dose of any animal in the food chain.
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At Turner I feel good about our position because we have the most concentrated portfolio of highly valued brands in cable television.
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Hedge funds have also been hit by the strong gains in stocks that made up some of the most concentrated short positions.
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Based on 2018 sales, the most concentrated industries of the US stock market are tobacco and interactive media & services, according to Goldman Sachs.
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The Europhiles are most concentrated in those prosperous cities and university towns (Bristol, Manchester, London, Oxford) with populations dominated by highly educated professionals.
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And most of the public doesn't have personal experience with the violence that impacts the most neighborhoods and the most concentrated disadvantaged people.
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London Theater Reviews STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, England — "Macbeth" is Shakespeare's shortest and most concentrated tragedy, shot through with well-known phrases and images.
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Egg yolks are also the most concentrated dietary source of choline, an essential nutrient critical to brain development and a healthy nervous system.
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Alaska, Illinois, Nebraska and Hawaii also saw some of the most concentrated bumps in unemployment filings, according to the unadjusted Labor Department data.
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As might be expected, those animals put into the most concentrated solution, 5.8% by volume, the strength of a potent beer, got pretty drunk.
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The FVZA also tracks vampire bite incidents, though Trulia also utilized stats on where hospitals and blood banks are most concentrated, aka major cities.
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Whether in spite of, or because of, the local demographics, Palm Beach has become one of America's most concentrated hotbeds of anti-Islamic sentiment.
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Opponents of the deal said the changes would lead to less diversity in what is already one of the world's most concentrated media markets.
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The ground-hugging, scrubby bushes have the darkest, smallest, most concentrated fruit, while the high-bush varieties will fill your hat or basket faster.
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It was at its most concentrated in 2008, when it was devoted entirely to music of Elliott Carter, in celebration of his 100th birthday.
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The Taliban attacks were most concentrated in Kandahar Province, where insurgents carried out four attacks, killing 226 members of security forces and one prosecutor.
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These girls most commonly live in Africa, the Middle East or parts of Southeast Asia — regions of the world where the practice is most concentrated.
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Also known as the Bombay Phenotype (it is most concentrated in Indian populations, but also appears in Asia and Europe), it is comparatively quite rare.
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So in summary: Q4 2018 had the highest share of supergiant VC dollar volume on record, and 2018 was the most concentrated year on record.
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At the Dafen Oil Painting Village, China's self proclaimed "most concentrated oil painting production and wholesale base" workers are known for reproductions of original paintings.
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This will allow the machine to withstand much stormier conditions with much less effort, and to get pushed into the most concentrated areas of plastic.
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We wanted to determine how much trees contribute to human well-being in the places where humans are most concentrated, and nature perhaps most distant.
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Black voters in Georgia's 6th District are most concentrated in the DeKalb section of the district, making up 16 percent of voters, according to FiveThirtyEight.
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In Wellfleet, Massachusetts 2.2 percent of all households are same-sex households led by women, making it the 7th most concentrated lesbian area in the country.
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In the most concentrated, least competitive markets, the government should cap how much hospitals can charge private insurers, using Medicare rates as a baseline, he says.
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Mercury is found in most seafood but is most concentrated in large fish such as shark, swordfish, tilefish, king mackerel, bigeye tuna, marlin and orange roughy.
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It's the most concentrated stretch of presidential comforting to occur during Trump's tenure, which has been marked more by stoking of divisions than displays of empathy.
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But even a decline for the GOP to that level could leave them short in closely balanced Rust Belt states where white Catholics remain most concentrated.
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California officials confirmed a case in Sonoma County, bringing the total number of cases in the state to 20 -- with most concentrated in Santa Clara County.
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Hydrogen trucks can be refueled in about the same time as a diesel truck - but hydrogen refueling stations are even rarer, with most concentrated in California.
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It is also a place where visitors will find Basque culture — the most concentrated in the country — throughout the city, especially in the Basque Block neighborhood.
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This latest outbreak could follow a similar trajectory, suggesting that the impact is likely to be most concentrated in the first and second quarters of 2020.
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Annual output per worker Retail Health care Basic manufacturing Finance $400 thousand Innovation industries Innovation jobs in the most concentrated metro areas are the most productive.
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Annual output per worker Innovation industries Basic manufacturing Health care Finance Retail $400 thousand Innovation jobs in the most concentrated metro areas are the most productive.
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"Face masks [can be] the most concentrated, results-driven products," says Julie Russak, MD, a New York-based dermatologist and professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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From survey plots, the scientists found that fox and bird feces were most concentrated in carrion-dense areas, supporting their suspicion that carcasses were magnets for scavengers.
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"Australian slang is virtually a language apart and American soldiers who ran into it in its most concentrated form were quite baffled for a time," it read.
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In Guangxi, a balmy southern region that has some of China's most concentrated mineral deposits, large tracts of farmland lay wasted by runoff carrying cadmium and lead.
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These angry and intolerant responses, however, should be the most concentrated among those who are in a perpetual state of feeling like their status is being threatened.
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"The strategy of buying the 53 most concentrated stocks has a strong track record over 15 years," Goldman Sachs' Ben Snider wrote in the note to clients Monday.
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"The strategy of buying the 20 most concentrated stocks has a strong track record over 15 years," Goldman Sachs' Ben Snider wrote in the note to clients Thursday.
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However, at the time of taping, Hater had 8,000 to 10,000 daily active users, who were most concentrated in New York City and Oslo, according to Alper's pitch.
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For instance, Irish ancestry is most concentrated in the Northeast, while Mexican and Mexican-American ancestry is most common in the states that share a border with Mexico.
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"It's the most concentrated audience you can find, especially for a mass appeal product like ours," says Jen Saenz, chief marketing officer at the company's Frito-Lay division.
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Read MoreWhy hedge funds' pain could be your gain The latter group, or most concentrated stocks, has performed miserably, dropping about 10 percent year to date, according to Goldman.
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Tim Dwyer of the University of Sydney says media ownership in Australia is already one of the most concentrated of "advanced democracies", and new rules would "unequivocally increase" that.
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Other surveys have found the same thing: Hardcore climate denial is most concentrated among conservative older white men in the South — in other words, among the committed conservative base.
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Stansell says demand for data scientists is still most concentrated within the tech industry, but that it's growing across every sector: health care, finance, business, retail, media and beyond.
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But while millions of people watched the debate on television and will see clips on social media, Bloomberg has been mounting the most concentrated cash dump in primary history.
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The latest and perhaps most concentrated efforts began this past week, with the United Nations inviting representatives from both government and opposition camps to come to Geneva and start talking.
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The cameras scanning for faces can be changed on the fly, says Ermolaev, to target "regions most concentrated with crime," or to surveil areas where suspects are known to frequent.
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Several are from Colorado, which has instituted its own state controls on methane emissions, and New Mexico, which has some of the most concentrated levels of methane in the nation.
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Data from the U.S. National Hurricane Center show that for mid-October, the most concentrated point of origin for named tropical storms is the Western Caribbean and the Gulf of Honduras.
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Although the absolute death toll from opioids is greatest in big cities like Chicago and Baltimore, the devastation is most concentrated in rural Appalachia, New England and the Midwest (see map).
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All of the most concentrated banks - those with more than 300% of risk-based capital in CRE - have less than $50 billion in assets and most have assets below $10 billion.
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Image: Aker WirthAny company hoping to pull it off will first need to invest heavily in R&D, and prospect to find the regions of seafloor where nodules are most concentrated.
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Angeloni also spoke more broadly about bad loans on the books of banks, a problem which is most concentrated in the euro zone in countries like Italy, Portugal, Spain and Greece.
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Nicolas Véron of Bruegel, a think-tank, points out that Germany has some of the most concentrated exposures to government debt: the public-sector Landesbanks are big creditors of local governments.
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It shows those fires were most concentrated in the Appalachian mountains and in California, as well as in Minnesota along the United States' northern border and in Texas along its southern border.
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Even though Britons see gay and lesbian politicians and fictional characters more and more often on television, there is still a surprising lack of data about where gay life is most concentrated.
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In an almost-unthinkable feat of will and social maneuvering, Gregory jumped out of deeply segregated performing models, most concentrated in terms like "chitlin circuit," and into white clubs and integrated rooms.
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Because most plastic enters the sea from rivers, efforts to entrain plastic should focus not on the impossibility of collecting it from mid-ocean, but at its most concentrated points: rivers themselves.
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Duplin and Sampson counties make up some of the most concentrated area for swine farms in the world, and the area had problems with health concerns related to pollution before the flooding.
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For those struggling to understand why the economy and productivity has so stubbornly lagged behind expectations over the last decade, consider the following facts: What is the most concentrated part of the economy?
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A recent study by David Autor of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and four other economists found that workers' share of income in America has declined most steeply in the most concentrated sectors.
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After landing at the airport, we flew in a helicopter in an evasive maneuver at treetop level to the Green Zone, a gigantic fortress in Baghdad where the U.S. activities were most concentrated.
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But the think tank does make this point: difficult labor market transitions and anxiety brought on by industrial automation will be particularly noticeable in red-leaning states, where these robots are most concentrated.
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From bringing international palates and pantry items across oceans and continents, to workers looking to apply their trade in a thriving market, the restaurant industry is one of the country's most concentrated melting pots.
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For decades, Village de l'Est has been home to several thousand Vietnamese-Americans — not the largest such community in the country (those are found in California and Texas), but one of the most concentrated.
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But the claims for state unemployment benefits were most concentrated in Rhode Island, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Washington state with 63.6, 59.8, 57.9, 19823, 34.2 and 33.7 claims per 1,23.28 workers, respectively.
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The "Heads of Sylvette"—a series of metal sculptures—constituted an important innovation in his career, and this new epoch in Picasso's art was also his most concentrated body of work centred around one woman.
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By 6900, a Ford-funded study had identified three former U.S. air bases at Phu Cat, Danang, and Bien Hoa as the places where residual dioxin was most concentrated and likely to cause continuing harm.
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Chinese authorities are using facial recognition technology embedded in its nationwide surveillance camera network to track and control Uighurs, a largely Muslim minority group, even beyond Xinjiang, the western area where they are most concentrated.
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"It consumed the most concentrated population of low-income people in our county, and one of the poorest in the nation," said Mac Legerton, a minister and community activist in Robeson County, which includes Lumberton.
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We've got more than half of the kids in our upstate cities living below the poverty line, and Syracuse has the most concentrated black and Latino poverty of any single city in the entire country.
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The competition watchdog in early May blocked NZME's takeover of Fairfax's New Zealand unit, saying the deal would have led to unprecedented local media influence and built the world's most concentrated newspaper market outside of China.
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Quality dips as storylines are exhausted, character potential is drained and writing often gets boiled down into its most concentrated part (remember how stupid Kevin is in The Office at the end compared to Season 1?).
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The latest statistics available show that federal caseloads in Indian Country in 2015 ranged from a handful to hundreds, with most concentrated in states with large reservations, including Arizona, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Most of Australia's newspapers, radio stations and television broadcasters are controlled by only a handful of owners, like Rupert Murdoch's media empire, making it one of the most concentrated media markets in the developed world.
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A new analysis from Shorr, an Illinois packaging business, dubbed "Analysis: Amazon Package Theft in Major U.S. Cities, " analyzed Google search trends in the 50 largest U.S. cities, to find out where Amazon package theft is most concentrated.
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Few workers epitomize the trend as much as agricultural-equipment mechanics, who faced the most concentrated group of prospective employers out of the roughly two dozen occupations that Mr. Azar, Ms. Marinescu and Mr. Steinbaum examined on CareerBuilder.
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In a country that already has one of the most concentrated media markets in the world, where partisan agendas often blur the line between opinion and news, news of the closure was yet another blow to transparency and accountability.
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China has the same problem the US does: Its most concentrated wind and sunlight are found in remote areas (in the north and west), distant from the populous industrial cities where the power is needed (in eastern coastal regions).
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The industry says diamonds are the world's most concentrated form of wealth, but investors have long viewed them as less useful as a store of value than gold because each stone is different, making its value subjective and trading difficult.
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Dreamt into being in just six years—between 1936 and 1941 a sleepy highland colonial outpost was transformed into Africa's most modern metropolis—it is home to what is perhaps the most concentrated collection of Modernist architecture anywhere in the world.
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The donations represent the most concentrated midterm effort the former Democratic presidential nominee has made to date and further thrust Clinton into an election that will be the most potent judgment on Trump since he defeated her two years earlier.
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While more than 18453,600 people lived in the footprint of the future Central Park, including the nuns of the Academy of St. Vincent and a number of farmers, the nearly 300 residents of Seneca Village represented the most concentrated population.
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The study serves as a helpful guiding point for where experts can focus their sights on, both in terms of the scope of the task at hand and geographically where this data is most concentrated—which, as we mentioned, is in non-Western countries.
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The New York region is currently home to the most concentrated glut of nationally ambitious Democratic politicians in the country — a confluence of egos and sometimes overlapping constituencies that all but guarantee friction in the coming years as they scramble up the political ladder.
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But Democratic organizers and operatives throughout Iowa, especially the northwest part of the state where the most concentrated pockets of Latino voters live, say that efforts like these have confounded candidates for decades and are likely to do the same to candidates in 2020.
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"At a high level, I believe that big is not necessarily bad but I also believe that big is not necessarily good," Simons said, though he added that regulators should look to where market power is most concentrated when deciding where to focus their enforcement efforts.
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Local competitors to telephone companies (so-called "Competitive Local Exchange Carriers") never took root and today, a few huge wireless and wireline phone companies dominate the industry, among the most concentrated and least popular in the U.S. Are we to assume that this was the outcome Neil Gorsuch wanted?
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I'm here interviewing American and Australian military officials for a story about the status of that alliance, but as a first-time visitor to Darwin and the Northern Territory more generally, I'm struck by the degree to which this place feels like Australia in its most concentrated form.
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Heavily Democratic areas include, for instance, white, wealthy, liberal Santa Monica in California—a land of electric scooters, poké restaurants and dogs with their own Instagram pages—and the more socially conservative, African-American heart of the Mississippi delta, one of the most concentrated areas of rural poverty in the country.
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While Mr. Sellars, 58, has been an impresario many times over — one devotee here this weekend wore a T-shirt from the raucous Los Angeles Festival he led in 1990 — the directorship at Ojai gave him perhaps the purest and most concentrated possible vessel for his dizzying range of enthusiasms.
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A roster kept by the Masters of Foxhounds Association & Foundation lists 151 member hunts active in Canada and the United States, most concentrated on the East Coast with outliers in such unexpected places as Arizona (Grand Canyon Hounds) and Nevada (Red Rock Hounds), country where the quarry is less likely to be fox than coyote.
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LOWERING FEES Brazil has one of the world's most concentrated banking markets, with its top-five banks holding 82% of total assets, far above the 43% in the United States or 48% in the UK. Brazilians hold some 61 million savings accounts with 737 billion reais in deposits, usually yielding well below the benchmark Selic rate, which has declined in recent years.
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Brazil has one of the world's most concentrated banking markets, with its top-five banks holding 82% of total assets, far above the 43% in the United States or 48% in the UK. Brazilians hold some 61 million savings accounts with 693 billion reais in deposits, usually yielding well below the benchmark Selic rate, which has declined in recent years.
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Its smell hits you in the nose, that compelling, faint-but-heady whiff of urine (a good pig from a good butcher will have spent its days in a good old-fashioned barnyard, folks), most concentrated in the pan drippings that draw you in and hold you there, head bowed and inhaling deeply with your eyes closed, as if you are at some kind of church service.
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