What can investors buy if the continues to tread water?
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European shares are expected to tread water ahead of the meeting.
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In other words, Netflix could tread water for the foreseeable future.
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He believes the economy is struggling to tread water, and not thriving.
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Teams that tread water don't drown, but they don't go anywhere, either.
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In essence, they hoped to tread water until several injured regulars returned.
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Euro/dollar continued to tread water at $1.1129, unchanged on the day.
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They must also tread water continuously for 10 minutes wearing a flight suit.
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Lest we continue to be left to tread water where there is none.
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Keating said one thing is for sure: "We can't tread water" on the issue.
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"If you take a month off, all you've done is tread water," McBride said.
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Below the surface, they tread water upside-down with their eyes open and breath held.
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And they have put it together with a lineup that was built to tread water.
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"The brand wasn't meant to tread water, it was meant to grow," the spokesperson told Refinery29.
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If they were already proficient, did they make progress and learn more, or just tread water?
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Communities between these two extremes have managed only to tread water in recent years, the study found.
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But since mid-December, the Trump rally has taken a breather and stocks have largely tread water.
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They have managed to tread water the last few years as their veteran core slowly fell away.
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Maybe Love spends this entire contract in Ohio and helps the Cavs tread water... whatever that means.
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"He continued: "Getting asset prices to tread water doesn't create a stimulus, it just creates no downside.
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With one month to go and his current polling deficit, Mr. Trump can't afford to tread water.
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Questions remain about whether middle-class households will simply tread water, however, because income growth is slowing.
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I'm a strong bitch, and I can do anything (except maybe tread water in jeans and a sweatshirt).
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The one thing I wouldn't want to do is tread water or feel that we've overstayed our welcome.
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Understandably, the Memphis Twitter manager was trying to tread water: Seems like she... bearly made it out alive.
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The A's did well to tread water, in light of their inability to keep anybody expensive long term.
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Children should learn how to tread water, float and stay by the shore or the side of the pool.
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Scientists built a self-powered squishy robotic fish that can tread water and operate for three hours without recharging.
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However what they did, and continue to do with their back-catalogue so far, was refuse to tread water.
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"We need a few items on this checklist if the averages are going to tread water here," Cramer said.
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Like any tech ecosystem, not every startup in Africa killed it or even continued to tread water in 2019.
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Perhaps that was because he is the front-runner, and thinks he needs to do little more than tread water.
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The swimmers tread water to keep themselves below the surface while they create intricate designs with their feet and legs...
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So a meaningless and unenforceable promise to just tread water where we are now is a sad joke, and nothing more.
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Somasundaram suspects the market will tread water through the day, as it awaits the outcome of Thursday's European Central Bank meeting.
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Without this, the market is likely to remain volatile, but tread water until there is a clear shift in inflation expectations.
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Ross is "going there to tread water," the person said, declining to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Such considerations explain why the LME nickel price is doing no more than tread water at its current bombed-out levels.
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But with so few offensive opportunities, Democrats will have to thread the needle in deep-red states just to tread water.
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The zloty and crown will likely tread water in the last quarter of 2019 before returning to gradual gains in 4.303.
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Ross is "going there to tread water", the person said, declining to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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In the training exercise, Lovelace and other trainees had to tread water while wearing their fatigues, boots and masks filled with water.
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Japan will also continue see its economy tread water, with growth of just 0.8 percent this year and 1.0 percent in 2017.
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It helps form a frontcourt tandem that may be able to do more than tread water when accompanied by the right pieces.
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"A meaningless and unenforceable promise to just tread water where we are now is a sad joke, and nothing more," Wood added.
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A lack of economic news this week meant prices were likely to tread water, Chinese brokerage Citic Futures said in a note.
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Similar every year I've been here, where we get off to a good start and we kind of tread water for a while.
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" In the end, he believes the Fed's policies will be proven wrong for an economy "dependent on monetary support just to tread water.
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Natural rubber prices are likely to continue to tread water at best in the absence of sustained supply discipline and modest demand growth.
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U.S. homebuilding tumbled in April and permits fell, suggesting the housing market continued to tread water amid shortages of land and skilled labor.
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And some acknowledged they could "tread water," as one put it, until late 2019, when it will be difficult to avoid choosing sides.
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But Big Little Lies also lets those performers down, with simplistic scripts that lack subtext and seem to tread water between big moments.
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A lack of macro-economic news this week meant prices were likely to tread water, Chinese brokerage Citic Futures said in a note.
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Though cows are better swimmers than you might expect, they can't tread water indefinitely, and they are in desperate need of food and water.
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Workhorse is publicly traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange, and recent financial disclosures there paint a bleak picture of a company struggling to tread water.
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When starting center Clint Capela broke his fibula in December, many thought the Rockets would tread water, or even fall out of the top four.
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But in reality, he hadn't been able to get there yet and there were times when he would pull back or tread water with me.
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Over the course of the next few seasons, Fulham could only really tread water in the top flight, and soon found themselves gasping for breath.
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With U.S. markets closed on Monday for the Memorial Day holiday, major currency pairs were likely to tread water, with no incentive to take new positions.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index was largely unchanged, up 0.1 percent at 7,356.6, as investors tread water ahead of the corporate earnings season.
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On the bad news front, her campaign continues to simply tread water in the 230 contest -- struggling to break through in the CNN debate last week.
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European shares are expected to tread water, with pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 futures shedding 0.06%, German DAX futures losing 0.1% and FTSE futures down 0.14%.
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European shares are expected to tread water, with pan-European Euro Stoxx 50 futures shedding 0.06%, German DAX futures losing 0.1% and FTSE futures down 0.14%.
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Their second unit can tread water early in the second quarter against an opposing bench, but this team would drown if he missed a week or two.
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The U.S. government reported a gain of 161,000 jobs in October, well above what the Fed says is needed simply for the labor market to tread water.
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The Wayne Township Fire Department later used a drone to lower him a flotation device as he was struggling to tread water in the middle of the pond.
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And their contentious embrace of Mr Trump has made that situation even worse, by alienating the younger and non-white evangelicals they must recruit merely to tread water.
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The massive model is peppered with countless Lego Minifigs desperately clinging to life, falling into the ocean, and trying their best to tread water as the tragedy unfolds.
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With U.S. and UK markets closed on Monday for the Memorial Day holiday, major currency pairs were likely to tread water, with few incentives to take new positions.
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"In the shadow of ongoing cuts and the uncertainty of the digital economy, it's hard enough to tread water—let alone while holding hands," wrote E. Tammy Kim.
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Well, sometimes we all need to tread water to keep from drowning, and if "No One" felt like a placeholder episode, it's at least a place we recognize.
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In those moments, when you just want everyone to be okay, there's barely enough time to tread water let alone pull out your journal to amend your birth plan.
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But it's less good when you consider that the church maintains a massive force of more than 70,000 full-time proselytizing missionaries worldwide, and barely manages to tread water.
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The Rockets benefitted greatly from the Warriors' lackadaisical ball security in the first half, recording nine points off eight Golden State turnovers to tread water despite their horrid shooting.
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"She was able to tread water and hold her own until help arrived and that's pretty remarkable," Dr. Philip Rotter, a physician at the hospital, told a news conference.
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Even though he's nearly seven feet tall on his tiptoes, he had to tread water because, for no discernible reason, the ice tubs were a baffling eight feet deep.
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Instead, the U.S. economy continues to tread water, warranting not only an assessment of "moderate" at best but also justifying further and sustained accommodative policy rather than a removal of such.
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"She had significant open wounds those are wounds would have bled a lot, and she was able to tread water and hold her own until help arrived," Dr. Philip Rotter told KTLA.
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Goldman Sachs predicts the stock market will tread water in coming months, describing an environment characterized by extended valuations, below-average earnings, disappointing economic data and political uncertainty due to the election.
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The is up 13 percent over the last year and more than 4 percent so far this year, although the market has tread water the last two months on concerns over valuation.
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Is their plan to tread water, stay marginally competitive, and enter the summer of 2020 as a shark (assuming they don't re-sign Goran Dragic, and Justise Winslow's next contract isn't unreasonable)?
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As many businesses in the region struggled just to tread water in recent years, German companies prospered by selling the goods and technology that emerging countries needed to become more modern economies.
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The Avalanche held a team meeting immediately after the beating against Nashville, but it failed to provide a spark as they lost three of their next four and continue to tread water.
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The report by the medical examiner said that Seaman Lovelace died after a drill that called for the trainees to tread water in combat fatigues and boots with face masks filled with water.
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Many companies tread water or even lose money for the first few months of the year and then make giant profits in the second half thanks to back-to-school and holiday shopping.
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But if the party is to build momentum from the 2018 midterm, and not just tread water, leadership must spend more time defining what it is about and less time vilifying what it isn't.
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And now analysts are getting impatient with Snap's weak performance, wondering whether the Venice, California-based company can ever do more than tread water as it's circled by the big blue shark that is Facebook.
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According to the median estimate of 33 currency strategists, Brazil's real will tread water around 23 per dollar for the next three months before strengthening to 212 in six months and 287.90 in 12 months.
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The Mets (74-70) have won the first two games of the four-game series to tread water in the National League wild-card race while damaging the postseason hopes of the Diamondbacks (75-70).
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Everybody else, all you're faced with is a decision, which is, if you have to pay 23% or 23% a year, can you compound at 4% a year or 6% a year to tread water?
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U.S. homebuilding rebounded less than expected from a nine-month low in July, suggesting the housing market was likely to tread water for the rest of this year against the backdrop of rising mortgage rates.
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"Just to tread water takes increasing effort," says Chris Murray, the director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington, which produced most of the forecasts for the Gates report.
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And so the Yankees, despite having the second-best record in the American League, continued to tread water in their pursuit of Boston, which maintained a 10-game lead despite a loss to Philadelphia on Wednesday.
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He doesn't think the shares can continue to tread water if Boeing continues to struggle with a myriad of problems, many of which go far beyond the grounding of the Max, the company's best-selling jet.
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U.S. existing home sales fell 2.2% in September as the housing market continues to tread water with a dearth of properties for sale, especially cheaper homes, and a lack of interested buyers despite historically low mortgage rates.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding rebounded less than expected from a nine-month low in July, suggesting the housing market was likely to tread water for the rest of this year against the backdrop of rising mortgage rates.
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At this point in the series, for example, I'm far more interested in Darlene and Angie desperately trying to tread water in their wildly different arenas than I am in Elliot trying to beat back Mr. Robot.
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The dollar was range-bound as major currencies continued to tread water ahead of the global central bankers' gathering in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, at which Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen may offer new clues on U.S. monetary policy.
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"I would call what we're in ... a stealth correction, which is probably one of the best corrections we could possibly have, where we just tread water sideways and let fundamentals catch up," he said on "Power Lunch" Wednesday.
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They're scoring more goals, allowing fewer goals, and playing better at five-on-five, and when you tread water in a bad conference for four months, all it takes is two electric weeks to vault into the playoffs.
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LAGOS, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira is likely to tread water next week on dollar inflows from Nigerians visiting home during the holidays against waning demand, while the Kenyan shilling could weaken as the flow of greenbacks dries up.
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"Very few investors would tell you they're happy for their investments not to grow, for the company they're investing in to simply tread water," Luke Sussams, an analyst for the London-based financial think tank Carbon Tracker, told me.
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"Our work shows that dividend growth strategies are well-suited for range-bound market periods, an important point considering that we expect stocks to essentially tread water between now and year-end," wrote Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sales of new U.S. single-family homes rebounded sharply in June, but sales for the prior three months were revised down, indicating that the housing market continued to tread water despite lower mortgage rates and a strong labor market.
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Now, with the AVF struggling just to tread water during an era of low-intensity operations, an initial bloody nose attack during a future major conflict could prove far more dangerous than it did in World War II or Korea.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding rebounded less than expected from a nine-month low in July, suggesting the housing market was likely to tread water for the rest of this year against the backdrop of rising construction costs and labor shortages.
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WASHINGTON, July 24 (Reuters) - Sales of new U.S. single-family homes rebounded sharply in June, but sales for the prior three months were revised down, indicating that the housing market continued to tread water despite lower mortgage rates and a strong labor market.
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Goldman's Trump playbook: Market to tread water; buy banks, sell biotech pop The stock market will end 2016 about 2 percent lower from current levels in the wake of Donald Trump's surprise election, Goldman Sachs predicted in a note to clients Wednesday.
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NUMBERS OF THE DAY $3.2 billion What Pepsi is spending to buy SodaStream, the maker of do-it-yourself seltzer makers 10 hours That's how long a British woman tread water in the Adriatic Sea after she fell off a cruise ship.
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And sure enough, politicians promised it was possible to surf the waves of globalization at the exact moment when all the middle and lower classes could do was tread water, and parties of the right formed or reconstituted around cultural fault lines.
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If Sprint's ability to briefly achieve profitability deserves some recognition, the company is at best struggling to even tread water while its competitors continue to grow the revenues that will allow them to keep pace in the race to next generation wireless networks.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A woman bitten by a shark off the coast of Southern California suffered a single chomp from her shoulder to her pelvis and survived largely because she was physically fit enough to tread water until she was rescued, doctors said on Tuesday.
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"EM assets seem to be struggling today on those concerns about trade and we think they will continue to tread water over the next couple of months on added concerns of a global slowdown," said Jason Tuvey, senior economist at Capital Economics in London.
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Bourses were positive about reports that President Donald Trump was likely to pick Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell to succeed Janet Yellen at the helm of the central bank over a more hawkish John Taylor, pushing down yields on Treasury notes, while the dollar tread water.
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I'm lucky enough that I have enough users on it, I have enough money coming in through it, that I can kind of tread water, and watch and build this thing organically, rather than try doing that VC foot-on-the-gas pedal "let's blow the fun" thing.
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"At times over the past few years we've been tempted to go beyond four seasons, but mostly because making this show is a rare, creatively fulfilling joy, and at the end of the day, we don't want to tread water just because the water is so warm and pleasant," he continued.
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Don Boyd, the director of fiscal studies at the Rockefeller Institute of Government, a think-tank, reckons that with a 5% assumed rate of return, states would have to stump up an extra $120bn a year just to tread water—ie, to fund their pensions without making any progress on closing the deficit.
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ET, Prime Ticket (Los Angeles), TSN (Toronto) ABOUT THE CLIPPERS (31-20): Los Angeles is trying to tread water with point guard Chris Paul sidelined, and it doesn't help when starting guards Austin Rivers and J.J. Redick combined to shoot 3-of-210 - including 21-of-23 from 2801-point range - as they did Sunday.
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If Sanders begins now to tread water and Clinton's problems, including the destabilizing legacy of husband Bill — who, like an unpredictable aging Elvis, brings again his unsettling personal baggage to a new generation — do not go away, it is possible to envision a head-to-head match between Bloomberg and Kerry, both of whom would dominate Biden.
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And that's going to give us a much better indication of whether the second half of the year is going to be a big recovery for the U.S. economy, or if we're just going to tread water as we go forward," Boris Schlossberg, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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S. trade talks help STOXX edge up * Oil falls on signs Russia may exit production cuts (Updates to open of U.S. markets; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, April 15 (Reuters) - World stocks retreated from earlier gains on Monday as underwhelming quarterly results from U.S. banks weighed on Wall Street, though progress in U.S.-China trade talks helped European stocks tread water.
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S. trade talks help STOXX edge up * Oil falls on signs Russia may exit production cuts (Updates to open of U.S. markets; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) By April Joyner NEW YORK, April 15 (Reuters) - World stocks retreated from earlier gains on Monday as underwhelming quarterly results from U.S. banks weighed on Wall Street, though progress in U.S.-China trade talks helped European stocks tread water.
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