Bond investors scrambled for safety, piling into German government debt.
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"Everybody seems to be piling into pot," Mr. Gagosian said.
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When he did... investors went wild, piling into the stock.
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They are getting out of defensive names without piling into cyclicals.
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Zimbabweans are therefore piling into anything they think might retain value.
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He kept quiet before piling into a minivan and driving off.
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Nervous investors are piling into gold and ultra-safe government bonds.
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Investors have been piling into the precious metal as a safe haven.
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It may be little surprise, therefore, that investors are piling into cash.
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Customers in search of yield are piling into Wealthfront's new cash accounts.
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In short, they are piling into shares because they see no alternative.
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Competitors are piling into the market, trying to clone Slack's core features.
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Investors have been piling into these behind-the-scenes players, with Checkout.
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So Goldman is advising clients against blindly piling into all of them.
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"They [investors] have been piling into bonds and defensive stocks," Paulsen said.
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They tend to be spilling out of or piling into Lyfts or Ubers.
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CREDIT SUISSE: Stock pickers are piling into these 12 US stock market 'darlings'
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This has in turn bolstered startup investors piling into enterprise-focused software companies.
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Reporters piling into golf carts and running along fairways trying to keep up.
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Just as they are piling into this asset class, its credit fundamentals are deteriorating.
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Global stocks took another beating on Friday with investors piling into safe-haven assets.
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Property investors are also piling into other Yunnan cities such as Tengchong and Ruili.
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A line of cars stretching for miles began piling into Narooma right behind us.
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Buffett also would sometimes get miffed that people would be piling into his stock bets.
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But money is still piling into the bonds that charge instead of pay bondholders interest.
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But for journalists piling into Hofstra University, the price of doing business has gotten steeper.
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Demographic changes mean that baby-boomers are piling into equities as they prepare to retire.
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According to Nathan, now that the downtrend has been broken, traders are piling into gold.
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Investors have been piling into Treasurys amid the release of weaker-than-expected economic data.
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Netflix investors have been piling into the stock this year on optimism for global expansion.
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They've instead been piling into havens like hedged exchange-traded funds, gold, and even bitcoin.
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On Wednesday, options traders started piling into the GLD, the exchange-traded fund tracking gold.
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Traders who bet that the stock will decline are piling into the ride-sharing company.
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That's raising fears about whether investors should really be piling into riskier assets like stocks.
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Neighbors are piling into a garage for communal meals prepared on an old gas stove.
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Wall Street is piling into bets that cannabis stocks will keep falling amid industry turmoil.
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For Gartman, this is suggesting that investors should sell stocks and start piling into commodities.
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But piling into riskier assets like stocks or corporate debt might not be the answer either.
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Conventional car firms are piling into EVs—by 2020 there will be dozens of new models.
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"So I don't see a lot of cash flows piling into equities right now," Gibbs said.
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More recently India experienced its own emu boom, with farmers piling into raising the big birds.
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Sailors and Marines pushed their way to the bar, piling into one another like rugby players.
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However, wealthy investors are piling into the initiative, including developers with ties to the Trump administration.
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Investors are applying that history to today's market — everyone piling into a narrow group of stocks.
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Investors piling into pot stocks this week are making a huge mistake, CNBC's warned on Friday.
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That in turn has fuelled competition, with many small independent make-up labels piling into the market.
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Buyers have been piling into Treasurys, sending prices higher and yields lower against a wall of uncertainty.
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As traditional business computing companies struggle in the transition to the cloud, investors are piling into Salesforce.com.
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As a result, investors are taking a big extra risk and piling into emerging-market corporate debt.
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With the Vision Fund, Mr Son is piling into a crowded tech market where valuations are frothy.
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Persistently low rates have sent investors piling into stocks and riskier assets in a hunt for returns.
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"People are piling into the lira," said Cristian Maggio, head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities.
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The options activity in the gold miners comes amid an influx of money piling into the ETF.
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Yet as councils have been piling into retail spaces, others have been sounding alarms about the sector.
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Retail investors, however, as well as some hedge funds and family offices, are piling into the market.
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Speculators are piling into the cryptocurrency space in the hopes of–sometimes very literally–making money fast.
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Unbelievably low interest rates from the Federal Reserve encouraged investors to take risk by piling into stocks.
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But, there's one member of the family who won't be piling into a flashy mom mobile just yet.
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With Zimbabweans piling into any asset they think might retain value, virtual currencies such as Bitcoin have soared.
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The rate at which Chinese investors began piling into American startups' rounds, well, that's a different story altogether.
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Investors are piling into the precious metal due to global uncertainty about monetary policy and negative interest rates.
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Banks and stock exchanges are piling into the sector in the hope that using blockchain can cut costs.
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That view helped all three Wall Street equity indices rally, with traders piling into technology and healthcare stocks.
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INVESTORS ARE piling into safe assets as markets whipsaw: what's driving the global economy these days is anxiety.
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Still, investors have been piling into crude futures and traders say there aren't really signs of a pending correction.
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But outside of the crypto market, worries continue to grow about the amount of money piling into the space.
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Piling into a vehicle and heading towards a predetermined destination is a fantastic way to bond with loved ones.
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Investors, always willing to believe in technology companies, spent the last three years piling into their shares with abandon.
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And they are piling into classic safe haven fear trades as a result and shunning anything that seems risky.
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Yet the nonstrike days could be nearly as chaotic, with those left behind piling into the few operating trains.
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The state of play: Currency traders are piling into the Japanese yen as global growth slows and political tensions rise.
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Investors are piling into commodities, sending the value of commodity assets under management rising to levels not seen since 2014.
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Not everyone agrees that investors should continue piling into the S-REITs now that their share prices have gone up.
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Allocations to equities in general have diminished considerably, with investors piling into trades that benefit from a stronger U.S. dollar.
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For now, investors are piling into the safety of the greenback due to fears of a sharp global economic slowdown.
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Our quivering, terrified, and weaponless team banded together and set about piling into as many of these vehicles as possible.
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Growing up, Ms. Sebelle spent summers vacationing in Ocean Beach, with numerous family members piling into one of those cottages.
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Will candidates start piling into the contest a few weeks after the midterms, as former President Obama did in 2202?
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Thai companies are piling into Vietnam, driven both by their neighbour's zingy consumer markets and by fears of stagnation at home.
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Big investors are piling into gold, and that suggests its move up may not be just a flash in the pan.
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Portlanders driving in their cars swerve to avoid plummeting off the missing spans, piling into each other and the safety rails.
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Short sellers are piling into energy stocks at a rate nearly equal to what banks were seeing during the financial crisis.
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The ratings agency warned, however, that capital piling into a country's issued debt didn't necessarily reflect the stability of that economy.
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Arnold told CNBC that while some market participants were clearly "very, very concerned" about valuations, "everyone is still piling into equities."
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Bank earnings have been solid, but investors have instead been piling into high-growth names, typically found in the technology sector.
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Trade war and recession fears have caused nervous investors to seek refuge by piling into gold, government bonds and even bitcoin.
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Broad-based strength in the dollar and higher U.S. bond yields are making investors more cautious about piling into emerging markets.
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More and more retail investors are piling into the market, especially millennials, TD Ameritrade CEO Tim Hockey told CNBC on Thursday.
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Earlier, he profited from the stockmarket crash of 1987 by piling into the safety of bonds, which rallied in the aftermath.
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That is why carmakers are now piling into ride-hailing and car-sharing services and pushing on with their own AV programmes.
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But I think you are also taking a risk assuming that investors will just keep fleeing everything else and piling into utilities.
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Some of my favorite times that I've ever had were piling into a car, getting belligerent, playing a show and sounding awful.
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The opposite is true of course — if everyone starts piling into junk bonds in a hurry, they'll "crash up" just as fast.
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He said many are confused about where to invest and are not piling into the rotation into cyclicals and away from defense.
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Mr. Rahman remembered his family excitedly piling into the rented Toyota wagon in their new clothes to drive to his cousin's home.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors have been piling into currency-hedged equity tracker funds, seeking protection against big moves in foreign exchange rates.
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Since the middle of last year, many Japanese investors have been piling into European bonds because their yields after currency hedging are attractive.
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Investors have had a lot of fun piling into bitcoin; the real test will come when they suddenly need to get out again.
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As central banks across the world keep interest rates low, Phillip Streible of RJO Futures said investors have been piling into U.S. bonds.
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That is sending many investors rattling down the credit spectrum and piling into Triple C rated junk offerings in the hunt for yield.
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Fidelity said OK, boomer, stop piling into risky stocks in case the market tanks but CNBC's Bob Pisani explained why that was crazy...
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The food menu features sausages, croquettes, crab salad, lamb ribs, charcuterie and cheeses meant for either snacking or piling into a full dinner.
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The departure of Ms. Meeker strips Kleiner of its late-stage investing arm at a time when rivals are piling into that business.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues, investors fearing a slowdown in global growth are piling into so-called safe haven trades such as gold.
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The S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite touched record highs on Wednesday, but investors are also hedging their risk by piling into gold.
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However, Silverblatt's data also run counter to the notion that companies are just piling into buybacks and dividends and not investing in their companies.
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When the Kardashian-Jenners go on vacation, there's no piling into the family car or even hopping down for a week at Disney World.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Many Chinese investors are piling into products that provide a hedge against a stock market collapse, convinced now that the Sino-U.
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Investors have been piling into the perceived safety of fixed-income on concerns about a global economic slowdown and the U.S.-China trade war.
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And these funds are piling into companies like Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google — known as the FANG stocks for the companies' first initials.
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Asian markets dipped sharply as traders reacted to the news, but later recovered some lost ground as investors eased off piling into safe havens.
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The value of the dollar slid, and the yield on 10-year Treasury notes slipped, indicating that investors were piling into safer government bonds.
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Tourists have been piling into Spain over the last two years due to security concerns around other summer destinations such as Tunisia, Egypt and Turkey.
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A post-election rally in the share prices of banks and industrial companies has wavered and investors are instead piling into high-growth tech firms.
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The head of the city's de facto central bank, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, struck a note of caution against homebuyers piling into the market.
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One investment app favoured by many younger and less sophisticated investors has said that their clients have been piling into the stock since the crash.
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"A lot of people that might just be piling into passive strategies in EM could be overly exposed to technology right now," ICON's Snyder said.
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Gordon also noted that while Facebook and Alphabet both hit highs this week, their moves were not convincing enough to keep piling into the group.
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Investors are piling into AMD shares and selling Intel stock after major chip security vulnerabilities were revealed earlier this week, and it totally makes sense.
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Mutual funds are piling into technology stocks to a record level, according to a latest active managers holdings report from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Wealthy clients of Morgan Stanley are piling into a special fund that gives them a chance to bet on Uber, people briefed on the transaction said.
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MAKING A BLIND BET ON UBER | Wealthy clients of Morgan Stanley are piling into a special fund that gives them a chance to bet on Uber,
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SHANGHAI, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Many Chinese investors are piling into products that provide a hedge against a stock market collapse, convinced now that the Sino-U.
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With the rise and rise of messaging (I have at least six messaging apps on my phone and counting), tech companies are piling into the space.
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Lower rates abroad have sent investors piling into U.S. bonds and bolstered the dollar, making it more difficult for the U.S. central bank to raise rates.
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Investors globally have been hedging ahead of the vote by piling into safe haven assets like U.S. Treasurys and gold, and buying yen against the euro.
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The oil and gas ETF, XOP, is down nearly 22 percent in 2017, and the options market has been piling into bearish bets on the group.
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Hedge funds are making most of their money by piling into no-brainer wins like Apple and Amazon — and that's fueling investor fears about crowded trades
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Traders are piling into bets that suggest they see downside risks to the pound from a probable Conservative win in a UK election later this week.
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There is something inherently insect-like about the New York City commute: swarms of people crammed together into subway cars, piling into elevators, buzzing around the streets.
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Be smart: A lot of the money piling into these IPOs is entirely speculative, and that pool of liquidity can dry up as fast as it appeared.
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As volatility seems to be nonexistent in the FX market, a lot of people are piling into this short euro, long higher beta, higher interest rate currencies.
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Why it matters: VCs get regularly criticized for piling into the shiniest new bauble, but they also will pay up for promising businesses in super-boring industries.
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Amid worries that demand for cruises may be peaking in some rich countries, the big three are now piling into the biggest potential market of all, China.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Actelion's silence speaks volumes to the dozens of event-driven hedge funds piling into the Swiss biotech firm, betting that Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) (JNJ.
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Investors, always willing to believe in technology companies, spent the last three years piling into the shares of companies like Facebook, Amazon and Netflix with special abandon.
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Meanwhile, the drumbeat of companies warning that the virus would hit their earnings was growing louder, and investors had been piling into the bond market for safety.
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Since at least the 1970s, New York City officials have proposed various toll systems to deter drivers from coming over bridges or piling into the busiest neighborhoods.
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Activity on Monday was boosted across Europe by investors piling into equities after Washington and Beijing agreed to resume trade talks, soothing worries about mounting global tensions.
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"It's clear there's money piling into these funds," said Emad Mostaque, co-chief investment officer at the London office of South African hedge fund firm Capricorn Fund Managers.
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The seesaw trading action has been frequent since the start of 2016 as jittery investors have been piling into U.S. government debt whenever stock and oil prices fall.
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Since the financial crisis almost a decade ago, low interest rates and cheap debt have boosted capital piling into private equity funds by investors looking for higher returns.
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Piling into the Parlor after dinner to see the ventriloquist Sylvia Fletcher or to venture an answer in a rock 'n' roll quiz conducted by Bruce Morrow, a.k.a.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European investors are piling into exchange-traded funds, favoring those that mimic active fund managers, in a market where traditional trading relationships between assets are breaking down.
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Pessimistic fund mangers are rushing out of stocks and piling into cash and ultra-safe government bonds, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey published on Tuesday.
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Instead of piling into the car to fight the crowds right after dinner, families will just fight each other for the device with the fastest Wi-Fi connection instead.
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Exxon, probably close to 22 times forward earnings, " Adami said, adding that investors are piling into energy stocks because "the move in energy has been exacerbated to the downside.
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Investors are piling into gold, sending the precious metal to a six-year high on Tuesday, and analysts think the commodity has established a "base" to go even higher.
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And, ahead of Snap's earnings report, scheduled for Tuesday after the market close, traders continued to make bullish bets, piling into call options on the social media giant's stock.
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Elite schools help attract the rich to upmarket developments, which explains why some of the local partners of the British brands that are piling into China are property companies.
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The image of a group of male friends careering drunkenly through the party district with the intention of piling into a club isn't one that's overloaded with positive connotations.
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Suttmeier says, however, he is still conscious of the recent sector rotation that saw investors pulling out of tech and piling into more value-based trades such as financials.
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The alternative is a strategic nightmare for Beijing: a collapsed North Korean regime, millions of refugees piling into China and a unified Korean Peninsula under an American defense treaty.
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Financial advisors and retail investors have been piling into overseas stocks, primarily through exchange-traded funds based on the MSCI and FTSE developed (EAFE) and emerging markets (EM) indices.
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With big investors piling into alternatives like private equity in a hunt for yield, a new path appears to be opening for people to rise in the PE ranks.
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What the crowd piling into the company formerly known as Restoration Hardware doesn't realize is that the Oracle of Omaha has been on a bit of a cold streak.
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But the value of early investment has been obscured in recent years by nontraditional start-up investors piling into private technology companies when they are already proven growth stories.
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Jennings and his crew were piling into a sprinter van when he decided to spring for some street roses ... presumably for the ladies accompanying him to the after-party.
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While investors have been piling into high-tech growth stocks, the giant commercial aircraft manufacturer and defense contractor has quietly emerged as the best-performing stock in the Dow.
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Wall Street stock traders are piling into bets against cannabis stocks, even as shares have plummetedTraders are still bearish on cannabis stocks after months of turmoil in the industry.
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Some analysts warned that expectations of low volatility had lured a rush of recent investment, particularly from retail investors piling into exchange traded funds tied to the S.&P.
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Thus, investors were seen to be reducing positions from traditional assets and piling into safe haven with the dollar slumping to a two-month low against the Japanese yen.
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury note declined to 2.41 percent, generally an indication that investors were selling riskier assets and piling into safer securities like government bonds.
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That piling into equities and bonds has prompted many market analysts to fear that these markets are over-valued, over-heating and are, ultimately, over-reliant on central bank policy.
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A flat or negative spread indicates that investors are piling into longer-term Treasurys, suggesting concern the economy is going to slow and safe-haven assets are the best bet.
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Investors have been piling into Nigerian bonds due to high yields and stable currency for investors especially as an improving inflation outlook may mean that yields could start to decline.
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What Michael Lewis's book says is actually true: At the time, the likes of Michael Burry really were a tiny fraction of the market bulls piling into the mortgage Ponzi scheme.
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Analysts express particular concern at the poor quality of some issuers because they are raising debt at a time when retail investors are also piling into debt-backed wealth management products.
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In a new paper, BlackRock, a big fund-management group, argues that there are more sophisticated approaches to greenery than boycotting oil and coal companies, or piling into wind-turbine manufacturers.
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Wang hong discussed the difficulty of getting a hair appointment, as everyone was piling into the same few salons, and how two-hour makeup sessions had required them to skip breakfast.
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Investors are still piling into bonds early Wednesday, but the 27-year Treasury yield went above 143%, a threshold it breached to the downside for the first time ever on Tuesday.
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When the 17 friends began piling into the limousine and cramming into its tan leather seats under its mirrored roof, they never fathomed that the sunny afternoon would be their last.
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Specifically, when Boeing's monthly relative strength index (RSI) has reached 75 or higher, suggesting far too many buyers are piling into the name, the stock has suffered in the subsequent years.
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Short sellers are piling in, even as cannabis stocks declineShort sellers have kept piling into these stocks, even as they&aposve declined, meaning they think they still have room to fall.
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It had to do with nostalgia, with what a multigenerational family of regulars — accustomed to celebrating Christmas, Easter, Halloween and birthdays by piling into their cars and driving downtown — might think.
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Just ask anyone who was piling into emerging markets at the end of January, or those who were betting on the US dollar continuing to weaken — things can change, and fast.
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Treasury yields had already been on a steep decline as investors have been piling into safe-haven government bonds in the face of escalating trade tensions between Washington and its trade partners.
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Emerging bonds saw net 'non-resident' buying of $33 billion over the month following a $5.4 billion reading in December, thanks to investors piling into Asia and Latin American bonds, IIF said.
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The Fed had kept rates near zero since December 2008 until finally hiking them by 25 basis points in December, offering little yield to investors and sending them piling into stock markets.
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The International Energy Agency, which advises industrialized countries on energy policy, warned on Tuesday that the world could "drown in oversupply" of oil in 2016, with Iran's exports piling into the excess.
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That has meant investors have had to do some repositioning lately, betting or hedging on one of the candidates or just piling into traditional safe havens such as gold and U.S. Treasuries.
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It could be more difficult for some banks to continue piling into potential deals when there is a prospect of holding it over Christmas and launching into a less visible 2017 market.
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"The trend is your friend - retail investors are just piling into shares because of headline news, as there is a lack of news in any other sector," said a Jeddah-based broker.
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The yield on the 30-year US Treasuries fell below 2% for the first-time ever on Thursday, indicating that investors are piling into the safest long-term debt they can find.
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Investors may be piling into stocks and bonds, the thinking goes, but they are doing it with a measure of hesitation, which prevents some of the excesses that preceded previous market corrections.
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"Wheat has been an inertia market ... and as we keep making new highs, I think some speculative buyers keep piling into new length," said Dan Basse, president of AgResource Co in Chicago.
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This high schooler is trying to change that with &aposcredit flexes&apos from Elon Musk and Lil Nas X.OK boomer, says Fidelity, stop piling into risky stocks in case the market tanks
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Acquisitions, global growth, and Baby Yoda: How CEO Bob Iger&aposs leadership style turned Disney into a $260 billion colossusFamily offices and the ultra wealthy are piling into investments in European tech.
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And that has more investors piling into increasingly risky debt, including into junk bonds — also called high-yield bonds — which cost more than typical debt because of an expected higher likelihood of default.
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Like most families in the area, hers didn't come from money, so she found recreational escape as a kid by piling into a relative's car and driving 30 minutes east down Highway 4.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors pulled money from U.S.-based stock funds again during the most recent week, piling into Treasuries, gold and other safe-haven assets as global market performance continued to falter.
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The hedge fund clone ETFs started off with good performance but the risk of piling into something every hedge funds owns is taking it on the chin when the tide is going out.
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LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - Britain's benchmark two-year government bond yield briefly slipped below zero again on Monday as panic in global stock markets continued to send investors piling into safe haven assets.
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Instead of crowding around one computer or piling into a big-screen conference room, up to 15 people can call from their own laptop without echo — even from right next to each other.
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LONDON, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Investors are piling into emerging-market equities despite still-sluggish company profits, hoping that signs of a gradual uptick in economic growth will end the sector's five-year earnings recession.
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Investors are piling into the U.S. stock market, with the in record territory, on hopes for better earnings and because bond yields are so low, Nuveen Asset Management's Bob Doll told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The 8.5 point growth this would require is well above what America has ever achieved before over a decade (5.5 points in the ten years to 1981, when women were piling into the workforce).
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"All major content providers are piling into this area, and user-generated content is poised to explode as more affordable 360-degree cameras come to market," he said in a press release in August.
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Investors believe the business boost from a papal visit would be most palpable in Nagasaki, the smallest city on his itinerary, with a population of 430,163, and were piling into shares linked to it.
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BTCChina and other crytocurrency exchanges have announced that they will shut down their mainland trading platforms amid a crackdwown by regulators who are concerned that Chinese investors are speculatively piling into such digital tokens.
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The Fed's low interest rate policy has sent investors searching for yield and piling into stocks, and that has had some warning of a bubble that may burst when the central bank raises rates.
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LONDON, Sept 5 (IFR) - Investors are piling into sterling issues from corporate and financial issuers as they get ahead of the Bank of England's corporate bond purchase scheme due to start later this month.
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In some past episodes of very low government borrowing costs, the story has been one of a flight to safety: investors piling into U.S. or German bonds because they're afraid to buy riskier assets.
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Olympus built its first plant in Shenzhen in the early 140s, at a time when global companies were piling into China's rapidly developing coastal cities, looking to take advantage of the cheap labor force.
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Investors are piling into private credit in search of sometimes double-digit returns as interest rates stay low, some hedge fund strategies suffer and private equity firms sit on record levels of ready cash.
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The Shanghai-based company is among a handful of startups alongside e-commerce challenger Pinduoduo that are piling into the largely untapped, smaller cities outside China's major urban centers of Beijing and Shanghai for growth.
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Yield-starved investors have been piling into Paris' office market, pushing investment volumes past 20 billion euros last year, the most since just before the financial crisis in 2007, according to data compiled by brokers.
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While flows data shows investors have been piling into European equities, with a preference for the region accentuated since the French election, British stocks could be snubbed due to Brexit fears bubbling under the surface.
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But this time around if the market starts to move lower investors won't "go piling into the group like they have in the past because they already own a lot of those names," said Maley.
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Cash levels dropped in the region to 4.2% from 5.2% in July with money piling into high quality stocks, while some 28% of respondents expect the UK to leave the European Union by Oct. 31.
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Activity on Monday, the day the blockades came into effect, was also boosted by investors piling into equities across Europe after Washington and Beijing agreed to resume trade talks, soothing worries about mounting global tensions.
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As recently as this summer, they were still piling into superstar companies like Apple and Amazon, in the belief that they stood to make huge profits as they transformed the worlds in which they operated.
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Mr. Atteberry at FPA said that even though yields from Treasury bills and other money-market instruments stack up well against longer-term bonds right now, piling into Treasury bills will only postpone your problems.
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Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said in a note to clients Friday that fund managers may be piling into these names as interest rates rise.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sovereign wealth funds are piling into India, buying stakes in everything from airports to renewable energy, attracted by political stability, a growing middle class and reforms making it more enticing for foreigners to invest.
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With major central banks' money-printing and near-zero policy rates keeping government bond yields low or even negative, investors have been piling into riskier U.S. corporate bonds, lifting prices by almost 18 percent since February.
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The Dow Jones industrial average on Wednesday passed the 222,2000 milestone for the first time, an 11 percent surge for the year that is being driven of late by increasingly bullish retail investors piling into stocks.
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CNBC "Halftime Report" trader Jon Najarian bought shares of Rio Tinto in his model portfolio in order to ride the coattails of what he believes are big institutional investors piling into shares of the global mining giant.
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"We have had really crowded trades with the fast money all piling into these high-PE, high-tech names and shorting the value stocks," said Charlie Bobrinskoy, vice chair and head of investment group at Ariel Investments.
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In December 2013 alone, 106 businesses—or nearly four bars per day—applied for liquor licenses with the local community board, rushing to serve the hordes of incoming locals and tourists piling into the neighborhood each weekend.
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Despite a strong start to the year, Tesla shares are down nearly 10 percent in the past month, and options traders are piling into the stock ahead of its earnings report scheduled for Wednesday after the bell.
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Investors have been piling into Amazon, betting that the company's growing and very profitable cloud computing business will provide the cash needed for investments in original content, physical stores and continuing to build data centers and warehouses.
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What you really had were a bunch of holdings that were all correlated to the same set of circumstances — a prolonged period of low interest rates and investors piling into the same dividend and interest-paying securities.
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But wealth managers are warning investors against piling into UK assets given more uncertainty lies ahead, illustrated initially by a confidence vote in the government on Wednesday evening and lack of clarity about May's 'Plan B' for Brexit.
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Following Britain's stunning vote to leave the European Union, investors around the world revolted by dumping sterling and other assets tied to the British economy and piling into traditional safe-havens such as gold and the Japanese yen.
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The U.S. dollar nursed losses at a 10-month low against a basket of currencies on Monday as investors cheered upbeat Chinese data by piling into leveraged positions such as the Australian dollar and other high-yielding currencies.
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Negative returns in many bond funds so far this year have failed to deter investors from piling into debt markets, which have pulled in hundreds of billions of cash from investors since the 2007-403 global financial crisis.
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That includes a rapid recent rise in attention from global private equity firms, which are now "piling into the sector", according to a report released last week by the Private Equity Stakeholder Project, a watchdog group, and others.
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After finishing up modestly on its first day of trading, it has been almost all downhill for the company, with shorts piling into the stock and a loss for Lyft investors near-30% below its first-day closing price.
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"What you've seen investors doing is starting to chase other asset classes in a search for yield so they've been piling into things that they perceive as safe havens," explained JPMorgan's Stephen Parker on CNBC's "Futures Now " this week.
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In a note titled "All-time highs, small-time flows," strategists said that despite these levels investors were not piling into equities and high-yield bonds at an exuberant rate, remaining cautious of a widely anticipated fall from highs.
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Piling into a van, we headed toward the island's wild northern reaches, our driver and guide, Igor, expertly navigating his 30-year-old Datsun van through steep dirt inclines and narrow passes framed by giant larch and pine trees.
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Piling into the sell-off, Stitch Fix investors are fearing that the company has "grown large" and that its new direct buy option "is a validation that fixes are reaching a saturation point," BMO retail analyst Simeon Siegel said.
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The chip index has outperformed the broader market in 2019, with investors piling into the volatile sector on bets that the Fed would lower interest rates and on expectations that the worst of a global downturn in demand may be over.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil investors are piling into front month Brent crude, pushing it to a rare premium over forward prices as they bet on tightening supplies due to demand from Korea, loading delays in Iraq, and North Sea maintenance.
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These days, soaring home prices and a shift toward weekend vacation rentals have created a housing crisis in ski country, one that has people piling into apartments, camping in the woods and living out of their trailers and pickup trucks.
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New investors ranging from mutual funds to hedge funds began piling into startups a few years ago in hopes of earning better returns than the public markets offered, driving a spike in investments beginning in 224 that came with outsized valuations.
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Virgin Galactic, Tesla and Plug Power all plunged on Thursday — falling much more than the broader market — in a sharp departure from the stocks' recent meteoric rises, which was driven at least in part by retail investors piling into these names.
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Investors are piling into their stocks, and the companies' share prices have risen far faster than the major market indexes over the past three years: Amazon is up 206 percent; Apple, the laggard among the five, has risen 67 percent.
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Turkey, which fears a fresh wave of migrants piling into it territory, adding to the more than 3.6 million Syrians already there, said on Friday it would not tolerate new threats near its border and would act militarily if needed.
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"These stocks are hitting highs — again," said Todd C. Ahlsten, who oversees the firm's $210 billion core equity fund, pointing out that even low-risk exchange-traded funds were piling into the likes of Facebook, Apple, Google, Netflix and, yes, Amazon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investors are piling into European equity futures at a record pace, preferring derivatives to cash markets, in a sign they are worried the market is hurtling towards a major rout amid concerns about a slowing global economy and the trade war.
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The problem for Lloyd's is that while it still has global cachet and a strong A credit rating, investors from hedge funds to private equity firms looking for higher yields are piling into rival centers such as Bermuda, New York and Singapore.
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Crowded around a table with 2603 other family members and friends, 17-year-old Jesus, who did not give his last name, described piling into three cars with trash bags of belonging and trying to leave Wheeler Canyon Trailer Park in Santa Paula.
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Fidelity Investments, BlackRock, T. Rowe Price and Wellington Management began piling into pre-IPO tech companies in 2014, and both Fidelity and T. Rowe Price invested in Snap during a private funding round last year, positioning them to benefit from Thursday's pop.
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Besides Anadarko, Italian energy giant Eni is piling into northern Mozambique to develop gas fields in the offshore Rovuma Basin, believed to hold 85 trillion cubic feet of natural gas - enough to supply Germany, Britain, France and Italy for nearly two decades.
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Christian Lenk, an analyst at DZ Bank, described the market's approach to the trade talks as "bipolar", with investors struggling to decipher the situation and piling into German bunds on negative days - only to reverse those positions when the mood was more positive.
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Running from near-zero interest rates at home, foreign buyers are piling into the booming market for corporate bonds, including high-grade debt securities issued by the likes of IBM and General Electric and riskier fare churned out by energy and telecommunications companies.
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Even many people who believe in virtual currencies worry that the mixture of loose controls and booming trading at the world's largest exchange is likely to cause trouble for all the investors piling into virtual currencies, even those who don't go near Bitfinex.
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Banks borrowed 399 billion euros ($465 billion) in a four-year targeted longer-term refinancing operation (TLTRO) in mid-2016, piling into a facility that promised to pay them a small amount of interest if they met their quota of loaning to the real economy.
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Government bond yields have dropped into negative territory, thanks to the strong fiscal position but also due to foreign investors piling into Czech assets to take advantage of an expected decision by the central bank to let the crown currency strengthen later this year.
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The deal, rated just above junk status, is emblematic of a fever that has swept the $3.7 trillion U.S. municipal bond market: yield-chasing investors not only piling into riskier debt, but also increasingly willing to accept less protection in the event of a default.
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Banks borrowed 399 billion euros ($465 billion) in a four-year targeted longer-term refinancing operation (TLTRO) in mid-2016, piling into a facility that promised to pay them a small amount of interest if they met their quotas for lending to the real economy.
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Instead, the leaders in both parties had to summon dozens of members back to the capital — piling into cars or securing seats on near-empty red-eye flights — so that enough of them would be present in the House chamber to block Mr. Massie's request.
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If there ever were a sign of the times, it would be the hoard of hedge fund employees piling into Manhattan's conservative Union League Club on a recent day to spend time soaking up information and contacts in one of the hottest facets of finance: quant.
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Australia Fare 10 Photos View Slide Show ' YATALA, Australia — Many family vacations are defined by their rituals: piling into a car overstuffed with camping or surfing or fishing gear, setting off on a familiar voyage, to a familiar destination, with familiar pit stops along the way.
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ETFs make it easy to chase performance of the hottest segments and short the worst-performing ones, but investors have a history of piling into hot ETFs after the easy money has been already made, or shorting the weakest segments after they have already hit a bottom.
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"This time it inverted from the back end and I think that is different," he said, adding that long-term yields were falling in their inverse relationship with bond prices because investors were piling into fixed income for safety when stocks were really selling off earlier this month.
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The automaker on Friday released an extended version of the ad, titled "The Chase," security guards at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany piling into different Porsche vehicles to chase after a stole Taycan Turbo S. The thief, outsmarted at a narrow bridge, ends up being another guard.
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"With 10yr Bund yields already at extraordinarily low levels and the Eurozone economy awash in enormous levels of monetary accommodation, and with Draghi is set to step down in just a matter of months, it's difficult to see why investors should be piling into equities," wrote J.P. Morgan director Adam Crisafulli.
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They returned to the golf as soon as victory had been confirmed, with the squad's golf enthusiasts — James Milner and Andy Robertson among them — making a point of congratulating Mohamed Salah for his wonderful, clinching goal before piling into the physiotherapist's room to track what was happening at Augusta National.
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To a degree, the run-up brings to mind past episodes of stock market booms and busts that were driven by investors piling into faddish technology stocks, such as the so called go-go years in the late 1960s and, more recently, the dot-com bubble that collapsed in 2000.
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Read more:The CEO of the top-selling cannabis shops revealed how a strategy he shares with Starbucks is crucial to his successWall Street stock traders are piling into bets against cannabis stocks, even as shares have plummetedAccountants are making millions from the Canadian cannabis industry, and KPMG is leading the pack.
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A host of companies are piling into the business - many spurred by euphoria around Southern California-based Bird, an app-based service for on-demand scooter rentals that is valued at $2 billion by venture capitalists less than a year after it was launched - and industry watchers wonder if it is a fad.
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Read more:Layoffs, cratering stocks, and blown-up deals: 11 experts take us inside the cannabis industry&aposs meltdown and tell us where the industry goes from hereWall Street stock traders are piling into bets against cannabis stocks, even as shares have plummetedAccountants are making millions from the Canadian cannabis industry, and KPMG is leading the pack.
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"What's really driving markets at this point is momentum and people buying because the pain of continuing to miss out is just overwhelming," said Fritz Folts, chief investment strategist at 3EDGE Asset Management LP. Stockpickers and other fund managers eager to show off their skills are piling into stocks that have already done well ahead of making year-end disclosures to clients of what they own, he said.
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Read more: The stock chief at a $1 trillion firm warns of 5 years of dismal market returns — and outlines 4 themes traders can use to keep outperformingDiscretionaryWhile a lot of companies are piling into the streaming entertainment business and spending is high, Krosby said she has a positive view of media companies because there's that much demand for new media in the US and around the world.
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A VC who runs a $200 million cannabis fund told us why China is the next big frontier for cannabis and hempThe world&aposs largest cannabis company has a new CEO, and Wall Street is betting it&aposs a sign that Canopy Growth&aposs investors aren&apost willing to wait for results to improveWall Street stock traders are piling into bets against cannabis stocks, even as shares have plummeted
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BANK OF AMERICA: It's the best time in nearly 40 years to profit from a calm market — and these are the 2 best trades to take advantageA global investor in Wall Street's top 1% reveals the 2 pillars of his strategy — and 3 stock picks he's betting on for the next 5 yearsGOLDMAN SACHS: Buy these 12 stocks to keep crushing the market as profit margins shrink10 stocks the market's best-performing hedge funds are piling into right now — and 9 more they're buying for the long haulAvoid these 11 stocks being dumped by mega-investors.
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