Most others weren't weighting by education before 2016 and aren't weighting by it today.
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Apple has a 3.2 percent weighting in the SPY, second behind Microsoft's 3.7 percent weighting.
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The exact categories used for weighting may vary from poll to poll, depending on the availability of voter file data or the importance of weighting on the interaction between two weighting targets, like between region and party, or race and education.
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However, weighting cannot create respondents, so if certain groups are missed, no amount of weighting can ensure that their voices will be heard.
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The weighting of food and beverage prices was cut to under 19 percent from nearly 22 percent, and transport got a slightly smaller weighting.
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Apple's leadership expanded to a 21 percent weighting, up from 17 percent, while Microsoft places second with a 17 percent weighting from 13 percent.
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The energy group accounts for more than 20 percent of the TSX's weighting, while financials have an even heavier weighting at more than one-third.
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For example, the Emerging Market Index has a 4% weighting in Russia, and a 1.4% weighting in Saudi Arabia, both of which have state-controlled companies.
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Close behind were Goldman Sachs at a 7.07 percent weighting; 3M, with a 6.47 percent weighting; United Health, at 6.04 percent; and McDonald's, at 4.91 percent.
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As a result, China is already more than 30 percent of the weighting in the Emerging Market Index, and that weighting will increase slightly Friday night.
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Chinese stocks have a weighting of just 2.5 percent in the MSCI All Country world index, while the U.S. weighting dwarfs all others with around 53 percent.
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The French bank's "Green Weighting Factor", launched this week, is an attempt to devise a classification system for sorting climate-friendly projects, and a risk-weighting protocol.
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The AdvisorShares New Tech and Media ETF (FNG) has a 14 percent weighting to cash, its largest holding right now, larger than any weighting to a tech stock.
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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd alone accounts for about 23 percent weighting in the fund and Credit Suisse estimates that EWY has a 28 percent weighting in the semiconductor industry.
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The fund has historically given higher weighting to European stocks, focusing on countries that Norway does the most trade with, and a lower weighting to those of North America.
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Even investors closer to retirement, with between a 40 percent and 60 percent equities weighting, should have an EM weighting of roughly 103 percent to 7 percent, Boneparth said.
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The Vanguard ESG ETF has a 28% sector weighting to technology, which is significantly higher than the S&P 5003 and iShares ESG fund's roughly 20% weighting to technology stocks.
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The fund has historically given a higher weighting to European stocks, focusing on countries that Norway does the most trade with, and a lower weighting to those of North America.
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He added reforms should increase the weighting of the previous day's official local close in the midpoint formula, rather than decrease the weighting, which is how the midpoint is currently determined.
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The fund has historically given a higher weighting to European stocks and a lower weighting to those of the United States, but this is no longer required, the central bank said.
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Larger companies companies have a bigger weighting in the index.
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The exact algorithm for weighting the various factors was unclear.
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Maybe flip the "T" around to avoid the unequal weighting.
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One can offset the effect by weighting with past votes.
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But China's actual total weighting is closer to 17 percent.
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It may even indicate colossal failures in weighting or sampling.
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Voter file data is used for weighting, except for education.
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Its second weighting, technology, comprises just 16% of the ETF.
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Here, the pollster says it's weighting by race or age and it's aiming at a reasonable target that is representative of the electorate, but the pollster's sample is nonetheless falling short, even after weighting.
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In the stock market, traditional market cap weighting can lead to heavy concentrations in the most popular stocks — the weighting of the FAANG stocks in the over the past several years being a good example.
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Yet the weighting is likely to increase in the coming years.
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To make weighting work, pollsters must pull off two difficult tricks.
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Vivendi has a 3.2 percent weighting in Marcus's global value fund.
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Why was market capitalization used as the method for weighting indexes?
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Apple now holds a 5% weighting in his O'Shares USA fund.
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It's a great stylus, has good weighting, and draws with precision.
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China is the country with the greatest weighting, at 27.05 percent.
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CXSE has three times the weighting to consumer discretionary as MCHI.
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The country's weighting in the index would be 3.5%, MSCI said.
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Further inclusion could include a higher weighting and mid-cap shares.
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The energy weighting in the S&P 500 is 7 percent.
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Risk weighting is more contentious because it is more potentially destabilising.
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ANKARA, Jan 25 (Reuters) - The Turkish Statistical Institute on Wednesday said it had rejigged its inflation basket, cutting the weighting of food, non-alcoholic beverages, clothing and housing, and raising the weighting of transportation, alcohol and tobacco.
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Pakistan has a nearly 10 percent weighting in the parent frontier index.
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Each has a certain weighting, or "amplitude," that can represent a neuron.
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There are some other things that also go into the weighting there.
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The bank has a more than 262 percent weighting on the index.
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That argument had its flaws, but the revised weighting undermines that logic.
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That's impressive given there was not any post-survey weighting that happened.
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Yet its average weighting in global benchmarks is 2 percent, UBS shows.
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The yuan will have about an 11 percent weighting in the SDR.
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The new index will impose a cap on Aramco's weighting, Lemand said.
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By the end of 22008, that weighting had increased to 26.5 percent.
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That will greatly reduce the initial weighting of the China mainland stocks.
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Compare that to the S&P 220.5 with a 216.1 percent weighting.
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The potential biases of weighting by past vote are pretty well established.
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There is no minimum weighting required, and the wonks at S.&P.
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Financial stocks, which have the biggest weighting in the benchmark, declined 5.53%.
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The weighting process, which makes polling more representative, would be live, too.
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"Weighting by volunteerism didn't make a meaningful difference," SurveyMonkey's Jon Cohen said.
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Change the weighting given to family relationships when granting legal status 4.
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S. Investable Market Index, which gives a 7.5% weighting to Chinese firms.
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Factors like a stock's weighting, for example, could differ from the benchmark.
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He said the weighting of Italian bonds held in the flagship Franklin European Total Return Fund was 7.50 percent compared to its benchmark, the Bloomberg Barclays Euro Aggregate Index which had a 15.60 percent weighting for Italian bonds.
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Based on the assumption that another $100 billion would be added through an Aramco initial public offering, the kingdom's weighting would rise to about 4 percent, which would be bigger than Russia's weighting of 3.4 percent, for example.
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Here is what the MSCI Emerging Market Index will look like after the new inclusion of A Shares: (5% China A Shares weighting) Source: MSCI That 0.8 percent weighting doesn't seem like much, but it will grow rapidly.
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Goldman Sachs, in a note in September, forecast that the current composition of Technology, Consumer Discretionary and Telecommunications Sector would change drastically: Today: 24.5 percentNew weighting: 18 percent Today: 11.9 percentNew weighting: 9 percent Today: 1.9 percentNew weighting (as Communications Services): 10 percent Source: Goldman Sachs Under the new plan, technology would no longer make up a quarter of the overall S&P 500.
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But that weighting only includes Hong Kong and Chinese stocks that are listed in overseas markets like the U.S. If the index included all of mainland China,the weighting of China would go from 25 percent to 40 percent.
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MSCI is increasing the weighting of mainland China shares in this and other indexes, so that mainland China will have a slightly higher weighting in the index (2.46%) than before, and will again be increased in November, to 3.3%.
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And capital goods companies have a larger weighting in the index than software.
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Some have been around a long time, like weighting by Growth or Value.
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R2RGSCS are expected to drop in weighting from 3.4 percent to 2.8 percent.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures, which enlarge sampling error slightly.
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The second-largest weighting belongs to consumer services, and health-care stocks follow.
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So let's put it in the ETF, but only with a 2743% weighting.
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I would say longer term emerging markets...we'll increase our weighting over time.
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The second-largest weighting, Stratasys, makes up for 7.8 percent of the ETF.
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In the Russell 2000 Smallcap Value financials command a weighting of 40.5 percent.
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Other popular strategies involve weighting portfolios by companies' sales, or revenues, or dividends.
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Markit says Finland's weighting in its iBoxx EUR AAA index is 3.39 percent.
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The rules apply to drones or model aircraft weighting between 250g and 20kg.
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This margin of sampling error takes into account the effect of weighting procedures.
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The MSCI Emerging Markets Index tech weighting is even higher, at 22008 percent.
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Instead, Unilever said it would have an increased weighting in the EuroStoxx index.
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Companies with the highest weighting maintain this type of advantage across multiple industries.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures that enlarge sampling error slightly.
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The iShares Fallen Angels USD Bond ETF has a 28 percent energy weighting.
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Housing has a greater weighting in the CPI than in the PCE index.
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This week, its weighting in the index jumped to 2.8% from about 1.5%.
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Computers can then design plans that reflect these criteria and their relative weighting.
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Judge Daniels was critical in his ruling of some of the weighting factors.
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For equal weighting to excel again may require investors to become fickle again.
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Together, the four companies comprise more than 10 percent of the index's weighting.
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He adds that Alibaba, the ETF's largest weighting, is mirroring Chinese tech's moves.
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Mr. LaBute has his thumb on the scales, weighting the play against Janie.
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That weighting will likely slowly increase in the next three to five years.
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Etisalat, which has the highest weighting on the index, was down 0.82 percent.
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The steep market value losses sustained by the sector have diminished the overall weighting it carries in the index, but according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, it still had a 6.6 percent weighting as of the end of February.
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Analysts also note that such swaps tie up more regulatory capital, since risk-weighting for such assets is between four and 12.5 times the risk weighting for corporate loans, leaving banks less capacity to make new loans to stronger borrowers.
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The ECB's capital key weighting is based on the size of each country's economy.
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Weighting and combining these signals in five different ways produces five numbers as outputs.
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You can weight indexes equally, so that all 500 stocks have an equal weighting.
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Thomas Hoenig, vice-chairman of the FDIC, is no fan of regulatory risk-weighting.
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This final ranking is of course highly sensitive to one′s choice of weighting.
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So the question about weighting and how much it matters, it's a good question.
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Future SUVs "We're going to definitely see more electrification and light-weighting," Krebs said.
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And the industry has adapted, too, by more heavily weighting paid streaming over free.
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Saudi Arabia's bonds will have a 3.1 percent weighting in the JP Morgan indexes.
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STOXX50E, in which banks have a higher weighting, fell 0.6 percent while Britain's FTSE .
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Those banks have a more than 40 percent weighting in the index, it noted.
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FTSE projected that Kuwait would have a total 0.4 percent weighting in the index.
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It said it would adjust the composition and weighting of its currency basket annually.
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On Wednesday, MSCI said it would consider increasing Chinese share weighting in its indexes.
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African Americans represent 9 percent of our sample before weighting and 13 percent after.
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That should have signaled that at least some polls had a sample-weighting problem.
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Information technology has the largest weighting in the S&P 500 at 26 percent.
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It also received a 0 percent risk weighting by the Basel Committee in October.
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Like the Vanguard ESG ETF, it has a 27% weighting to the tech sector.
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That makes getting the weighting to each asset class right all the more important.
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GE opened Wednesday at $12.76 a share, meaning it held a 0.36 percent weighting.
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On its own, there's nothing necessarily wrong with weighting for small categories like this.
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But it's risky: Filling up all of these tiny categories generally requires more weighting.
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But the costs of the U.S.C./LAT poll's extensive weighting were not so inevitable.
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The most responsible pollsters responded to 2016 by making sure to improve their weighting.
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Instead, pollsters rely on statistical adjustments, known as weighting, to correct their initial samples.
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S. (EFA), and annually reset based on gains to maintain a 22017/50 weighting.
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Its weighting will be 2.86% in the emerging and 0.31% in the global benchmark.
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Yet, programming such a system still requires weighting countless factors to determine appropriate outcomes.
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The company that makes Compas considers the weighting of inputs to be proprietary information.
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JHMM provides a multi-factor weighting based alternative to move to smaller cap companies.
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China's weighting in the trade-weighted dollar in 1981 was less than 1.5 percent.
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If one weighting scheme produces a seemingly outlandish result, the temptation is to tweak it.
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This margin of sampling error takes into account that weighting procedures increase its size slightly.
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As of April, Fast Retailing had an 5003 percent weighting in the Nikkei 225 index.
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I TEND TO THINK THAT WEIGHTING MORE TOWARD TREASURIES IS A PRUDENT POLICY GOING FORWARD.
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Ergo, the weighting for domestic security changed in a materially significant way after the attacks.
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It proposed a lower risk weighting for loans with a lower loan-to-value ratio.
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Its largest holding, PayPal, debuted in mid-2015 and has a nearly 11 percent weighting.
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The three largest companies in the ETF – Tencent, Samsung, Alibaba – have a 13 percent weighting.
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Banks, which have the heaviest weighting on the benchmark, underpinned the bearish trend on Monday.
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Woodside Petroleum, the energy sector's biggest constituent by weighting, was off 2.2% on the day.
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Cordaro also warns against weighting too much of your portfolio on just a few stocks.
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The company's weighting in the S&P 500 is even higher, at about 4 percent.
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The argument goes that equal weighting isn't as susceptible to individual blips in particular companies.
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MSCI is expected to quadruple China's weighting in its emerging markets index later this year.
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The index weighting to energy bonds has fallen over the last two years, she said.
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However, capital and profitability metrics are affected by the tougher risk-weighting rules in Chile.
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Food giant Sysco saw a modest decline in its share weighting but dropped 9.5 percent.
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Nardelli said it is a "sad day" but acknowledged GE was weighting the Dow down.
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The vehicle, which had been reported stolen, was propelled by a brick weighting the accelerator.
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By contrast, Alibaba's weighting in the index is 3.7 percent and Baidu's only 1.2 percent.
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"If you have a long horizon, equal weighting and rebalancing are your friends," he said.
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Even weighting by education wouldn't have been enough to give Mr. Trump the polling edge.
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A 10-percentage-point re-weighting into equities implies a global flow of $2.3 trillion.
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Apple was only in sixth place in the Dow, with a weighting of 4.85 percent.
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MEDIOBANCA CEO SAYS RISK-WEIGHTING OF BANKS' SOVEREIGN ASSETS COULD BE CONSIDERED ABOVE CERTAIN THRESHOLDS
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Tech stocks have the greatest weighting in the can easily direct the overall market performance.
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Tech is still too big, even if its sector weighting goes down on the surface.
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The quirkiest part of the Dow index, and its greatest flaw, is its weighting scheme.
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Technology, with a roughly 26 percent weighting, is expected to fall to about 20 percent.
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But XOP's equal-weighting approach means it does not have a weighting above 2.5% to any single stock, limiting the impact of any single stock decline, and some other refiners in its top 10 were surging on Monday, such as HollyFrontier, up roughly 5%.
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The latter was harder hit because of the heavy weighting of commodity stocks in the index.
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Correction: An earlier version gave an inaccurate description of cap weighting in the S&P 500.
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Analysts at brokerage ConvergEx Group in New York anticipate the weighting in the small-cap financials .
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If you're weighting the pros and cons of using one, know the ins and outs first.
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It would, for example, roughly double the weighting of China in the MSCI Emerging Market ETF.
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Reflecting growing concerns over bond defaults, the fund managers halved recommended bond weighting to 6.3 percent.
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All continental bourses were in the red save Italy, boosted by its heavy weighting to banks.
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The euro has the largest weighting in the dollar index's basket, at more than 50 percent.
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We are equally weighting the following four names: Get the best of CNBC in your inbox
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Pollsters further bias the data by weighting it based on what they've observed in previous polls.
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Only KARS has Tesla among its top 10 holdings, at a fund weighting of 3.5 percent.
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We do that by analyzing all of the states' sales pitches and weighting our categories accordingly.
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Here are some of the ways it can happen: ■ They aren't weighting by age or race.
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MSCI's latest announcement means the China A-share weighting would rise slightly to roughly 0.78 percent.
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Alcoa also had a modest increase in its share weighting and saw a 5.8 percent decline.
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FamilyMart Uny Holdings Co is the fourth biggest stock by weighting in the Nikkei share average.
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The weighting for medical care is greater in the PCE price index than in the CPI.
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But even after the weighting is removed, there was a wide gap between vapers and nonvapers.
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Tencent is the top company in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, with a 4.5 percent weighting.
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The sector weighting is notable because American stock indexes tilt more to technology, Mr. Sotiroff said.
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But the defensive weighting of the FTSE 100 could make it more vulnerable to monetary tightening.
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The ECB has removed some penalising risk weighting measures it had previously imposed on the bank.
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Energy stocks are now only about 6 percent of the weighting in the S&P 500.
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The energy sector has the second largest weighting on Toronto's benchmark stock index at about 16%.
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China, South Korea and Taiwan have a collective 45 percent weighting in the MSCI EM Index.
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The increase in weighting for Microsoft comes at the expense of semiconductor makers Micron and Intel.
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The index provider said in March it would quadruple A-shares' weighting, carried out in three steps.
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The graduation of some healthcare and tech stocks will reduce the weighting of those sectors among smallcaps.
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The benchmark is heavily geared towards America with U.S. stocks having just over a 50 percent weighting.
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Right now, China accounts for roughly 25 percent of the weighting in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
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And as China's economy has continued to grow, index providers have increased the weighting of Chinese stocks.
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Yet aggregating and weighting individual responses gives a measure that is more sensitive to changes in sentiment.
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After weighting each country's score by its population, overall global fragility changed little from 2015 to 2016.
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Should it be upgraded, Portugal would have a weighting of around 22.43 percent, the same as Ireland.
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Its heavy weighting in commodity sectors has helped it to outperform other European stocks in recent weeks.
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The increasing use of ETFs has helped boost valuations further because they must follow the index weighting.
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For instance, the weighting for the information-technology sector was 22003 percent at the end of 213.
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I do have a heavy weighting in terms of the investment team I work with in Mexico.
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Saudi shares on Monday joined the FTSE Emerging All Cap Index with a weighting of 2.9 percent.
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More heavily weighting that sample in the training data can help correct the bias, the researchers found.
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Chinese shares rose after global index provider MSCI said it could quadruple China's weighting in global benchmarks.
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The retail giant's weighting in the market-cap-weighted index has grown along with its share price.
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What happens when the third-largest bond market goes from zero percent weighting to a significant percentage?
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As a result, the kingdom will have a 2.7 percent weighting in its main emerging stock benchmarks.
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Healthcare and infrastructure are also matched at 20%, with education coming in last with a 10% weighting.
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It's not so clear that education weighting would have considerably improved the performance of Upshot/Siena surveys.
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The challenge of weighting by party identification is that it's hard to know the "real" party identification.
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The weighting depends on how much each county voted for the last Democratic presidential and gubernatorial candidate.
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Apple is the largest holding in the SPY S&P 500 ETF with a 4 percent weighting.
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"Our portfolio we have roughly about a 23% weighting in industrials," Morganlander said during the same segment.
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Thirty-four percent of the ETF's weighting is in Chinese stocks, with Alibaba being its largest holding.
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"If you do equal weighting, the downside is you may not make as much money," she said.
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Pollsters may not be weighting properly or some people may not be answering surveys for some reason.
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The weighting increase, announced on Thursday, may be a milestone in Beijing's efforts to internationalize the yuan.
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Now assume wind farm loans are weighted at, say, 80%, while fossil fuels receive a 120% weighting.
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MSCI is considering proposals to reduce the weighting of companies that do not have equal voting rights.
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More importantly, as China grows, the weighting of other parts of the world will be getting smaller.
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In November 2019, they shifted to weighting lives equally, at 100 times the value of doubling consumption.
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Commercial International Bank, which accounts for more than a third of the EGX30's weighting, gained 3%.
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The country's stocks have the greatest weighting in the MSCI emerging markets index at nearly 29 percent.
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"This (regional weighting) is exactly the question that we are considering now, and we are giving advice to the (finance) ministry about regional weighting of the equity reference index, by the end of this month probably," Egil Matsen, deputy central bank governor in charge of the fund, told Reuters.
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The Moroccan dirham is pegged most closely to the euro, but as a step towards greater flexibility, the central bank, last year reduced the euro weighting of the exchange rate to 60 percent from 80 percent and raised the U.S. dollar weighting to 40 percent from 20 percent.
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Education weighting seems to explain a lot Education was a huge driver of presidential vote preference in the 2016 election, but many pollsters did not adjust their samples — a process known as weighting — to make sure they had the right number of well-educated or less educated respondents.
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Vale is a major part of Brazil's benchmark Bovespa stock index, holding a weighting of more than 10%.
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The rally also partly follows MSCI's recent move to boost Nigeria's weighting on its frontier index, analysts say.
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Erste Group, Raiffeisen Bank International , Uniqa and Vienna Insurance account for nearly a third of the index weighting.
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Sub-indices for output and new orders, which account for over half the index's weighting, also both improved.
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The top 10 holdings are 56 percent of the weighting, and there are 225 companies in the index.
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The new formula will level out some regional differences, while weighting for things like poverty and low attainment.
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Remember, the mainland market will be about 15 percent of the Emerging Market Index with a full weighting.
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Apple's weighting in the Dow Jones Industrial Average means that it is shaving 50.67 points off the index.
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Twitter had built its business on the ordered timeline, but it too introduced algorithmic weighting that same spring.
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UK stocks, boosted by their strong commodities weighting, easily outperformed European benchmarks which fell 0.6 to 1.4 percent.
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That means many hedge funds and mutual funds won't feel safe unless they are mirroring the sector weighting.
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Financials are the heavyweight, with a 19 percent weighting, and industrials make up 14 percent of the index.
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That raised the weighting of Chinese stocks in the EM Index to 26 percent from 23 percent previously.
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By contrast, MSCI's European Union index has a 19 percent weighting in financials and 6 percent in tech.
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A cursory examination of these companies in their early years highlights the danger of too heavily weighting TAM.
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It then compared the position size versus the average weighting in actively managed funds to create its rankings.
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And by year-end 242 the weighting had fallen almost all the way back to just 22014 percent!
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Apple's weighting in the Russell 000 will roughly fall to 228 percent from 295.33 percent, Credit Suisse said.
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Amazon is easily the largest component in the consumer discretionary sector, with a weighting of about 15 percent.
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Right now MSCI's broadest index — the MSCI All-Country World Index — assigns China a roughly 3 percent weighting.
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The independence and credibility of the country's central bank suffered, weighting down the exchange rate of Turkish Lira.
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MCAM International, the firm whose proprietary algorithms power the CNBC IQ 100, executed the re-weighting for CNBC.
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We consider the higher weighting of foreign-currency (FC) deposits placed with Turkey's central bank (CBT) more prudent.
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Apple recently saw its market value grow to exceed a 4% weighting in the benchmark S&P 500.
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The "large-blend" category that Morningstar puts these funds in has a 22% weighting to tech, on average.
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A lot of things can go wrong, from question wording to weighting a sample or selecting likely voters.
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Technology is 25 percent of the weighting in the S&P 500, far and away the biggest sector.
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Walgreens, by contrast, opened at $66.72, meaning its weighting will be close to 2 percent of the index.
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It's because the U.S.C./LAT poll made a number of unusual decisions in designing and weighting its survey.
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These steps could attract fresh portfolio funds to Abu Dhabi and increase its weighting in global equity indexes.
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Analysts said one reason behind the decision was that Naspers had an outsize weighting on the Johannesburg exchange.
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It has a weighting of 15% in Ecuador, which last year was roiled by protests, the data showed.
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Despite the arguments for equal weighting, the strategy remains an acquired taste that comparatively few investors have acquired.
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Fitch has already factored the application of the higher risk-weighting into our assessment of the bank's capitalisation.
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Other nontransparent ETFs will make their holdings available without giving the away the exact weighting of each holding.
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Technology has been a big outperformer this quarter, so the tech weighting in many portfolios has substantially increased.
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Numerai builds its own investment model by aggregating ideas from contributors and weighting them according to their success.
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Following the Prosus listing, Naspers' weighting in Johannesburg's top 40 should fall to around 18%-19%, said Verster.
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A juvenile sperm whale weighting 22 tons washed up on the Isle of Harris in Scotland on Thanksgiving.
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Tech's overall weighting in the S&P 5003 is going down, from roughly 26 percent to 20 percent.
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This weighting of the scales has skewed our understanding of global politics and the importance of the West.
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The central bank's new rules introduce a 13% risk-weighting for foreign currency lending to the government and a risk-weighting based on loan/values (LTVs) for gold-backed lending (20% for LTVs of 70%-100%; 100% for LTVs over 100%), which will put further pressure on banks' capital positions.
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Correcting for the latter disparity by weighting answers from each country by its population yields a far closer race.
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There's a far better system for determining draft order while still weighting everything in favor of the worst teams.
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Weighting by market capitalization means you don't have to re-weight the index unless the amount of shares change.
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Mainland China stocks, or A-shares, will represent a 0.78 percent weighting of this index after their initial inclusion.
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But in the interest of simplicity, they are simply using easily-manipulated price in a basic market cap weighting.
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Meanwhile the best-performing sectors, the rate-sensitive telecom and utilities categories, have almost no weighting within the Nasdaq.
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I think what we're looking at top of house activity and where we might move our weighting over time.
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The poll also does not use weighting to correct for older voters' being more likely to respond to surveys.
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At 19 percent of the total weighting, any moves in Amazon has a major impact on the entire ETF.
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The questions were the same and the same weighting adjustments were applied to both sets of data, Boon wrote.
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Of course there is some weighting build in – so you couldn't just pick five of the top ranked teams.
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MSCI said last week that it was quadrupling the 'weighting' of the country's A-shares in its global benchmarks.
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Dubai's index slipped almost one percent, dragged down by Emaar Properties which has the largest weighting on the benchmark.
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While it only has a $4.27 billion market cap, it holds a 3 percent weighting in the XBI ETF.
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The weighting of the scenes relative to one another was important, and something we had to play about with.
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Bell said that Bankrate adjusted its weighting of this factor based on an opinion survey it conducted last year.
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For global equity funds, China only represents 3 percent of global equity funds right now in terms of weighting.
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Tech has the greatest weighting in the and is the top performer in the index so far this year.
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The weighting should be adjusted to give greater merit to criteria like effectiveness of care and timeliness of care.
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The addition will raise the weighting of mainland China stocks from roughly 3% to 4% of the index value.
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The sample weighting is accomplished using an iterative proportional fitting process that simultaneously balances the distributions of all variables.
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In KSA, the Saudi stock ETF, financials (39 percent) and materials (31 percent) are the two largest sector weighting.
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An earlier plunge in energy stock prices whittled away at the energy sector's weighting in the S&P 260.
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The sample weighting is accomplished using an iterative proportional fitting process that simultaneously balances the distributions of all variables.
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ANGL's 25 percent energy exposure is more than double iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF's 12 percent weighting.
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At present, Boeing, which opened Wednesday at $346 a share, holds about a 9.5 percent weighting on the index.
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Regulators could help change the focus by tweaking the risk-weighting of loans to encourage such economically beneficial lending.
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It could mean a pollster is not reporting outlier polls or somehow weighting their polls to match the average.
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To compensate, they adjust their samples to give more weight to respondents from underrepresented groups — a process called weighting.
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If it's not, we compensate by giving more weight to voters from underrepresented groups, a process known as weighting.
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The group also has an outsized weighting in Value indices, likely winners of capital rotation in a Tech meltdown.
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But it is also a component of the 21-stock blue chip Dow index, though not its biggest weighting.
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S&P Dow Jones previously estimated Saudi Arabia could have a 2.57 percent weighting in its emerging benchmark index.
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The investment vehicle rewards companies that are tackling climate change, while excluding or diminishing the weighting of environmental laggards.
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However, the weighting of those holdings are slightly different to ensure the active manager maintains his or her edge.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS RISK-WEIGHTING OF BANKS' SOVEREIGN BOND PORTFOLIOS DAMAGING WHILE INCENTIVES TO DIVERSIFICATION COULD BE DISCUSSED
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The U.S. delivery service has 15 percent weighting in the IYT ETF, the most influential stock of the 20.
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For instance, the Euro Stoxx 50 has a 7 percent weighting in technology, compared with the 's 25 percent.
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Further inclusion could potentially include an increase of the weighting as well as the addition of mid-cap A-shares.
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The market can still head lower, because tech's weighting in the is 20 percent while staples' is just 7 percent.
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Risk weighting is where a bank assigns a risk of losses to an asset, such as a derivative or loan.
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That was above a 2.1 trillion yen SmartEstimate that gives a greater weighting to top-rated analysts, Refinitiv data shows.
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They were supposed to have equal weighting in the combined company's leadership, but accused each other of trying to dominate.
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The banks have a greater weighting of household exposures within their loan books, and underwriting criteria that are broadly conservative.
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That suggests they are prone to "anchoring"—over-weighting previous expectations—or to "herding" (keeping their predictions near the consensus).
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These shortfalls include limited sector exposure, increasing credit risk due to market value weighting and duration that fluctuates with issuance.
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It's a sign that carbon-weighting is becoming a differentiator in terms of supply chain if not, yet, in price.
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Global fund managers polled by Bank of America Merrill Lynch now have their lowest weighting in industrial stocks since 2011.
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China's CSI300 index rallied last week after index provider MSCI quadrupled its weighting for mainland shares in its global benchmarks.
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In November 2015, the board agreed to introduce the yuan into the SDR basket with a weighting of 10.92 percent.
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Some strategists say that weighting makes the market precariously top-heavy, while others say investors have little to worry about.
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And the same may be done with an index, by aggregating and weighting earnings estimates and using the index price.
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The CSI20.6 index rallied last week after index provider MSCI quadrupled its weighting for mainland shares in its global benchmarks.
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Silver claims that, as a result of weighting, pollsters probably did not talk to enough white voters without college degrees.
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In fact, the technology sector overall has the largest weighting in the index at 23 percent, according to a Sept.
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It yielded a younger and more diverse sample than in most polls, and it considerably reduced the amount of weighting.
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With the re-weighting, Boeing moves from fourth place to third, while chipmaker Micron Technology slipped from second to fourth.
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The euro is the dollar index's largest component, accounting for more than half of its weighting against six major currencies.
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"Mass-based regulations in Europe is not giving the same incentive for light weighting as in the U.S.," Gotz noted.
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There's nothing wrong with weighting your sample based on race, age, and sex to match the demographics of the state.
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The ETF's overall weighting is three-quarters oil and gas exploration stocks, but it has roughly 19% in oil refiners.
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The nonprobability estimates, after traditional weighting, overestimated the Democrats by an average of about five percentage points across 71 races.
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This is part of a multiyear process to increase the weighting of mainland China stocks in the global stock indices.
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But we call more voters from low-response-rate groups on the front end, which reduces the need for weighting.
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We compared nearly two dozen brokerages, placing heavy weighting on their advisory and trading fees, investment philosophy, and investment options.
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The authority is assessing "risk weighting and wants to ensure there will be no (regulatory) breaches," a second source said.
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A 6 percent weighting would therefore bring $150 billion to Chinese fixed income, according to HSBC and several other banks.
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It might, they speculated, be the result of statisticians re-weighting components of the consumer basket used to calculate it.
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Because of this price-weighting system, Boeing has more than nine times the stature in the Dow as General Electric.
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That's good for Chanin's space ETF, of which Virgin Galactic is the No. 53 holding at a nearly 17% weighting.
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The authority is assessing "risk weighting and wants to ensure there will be no (regulatory) breaches", a second source said.
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And I think you know you look at the weighting of the energy sector today and the S&P 500.
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Yet the Green Weighting Factor does not change the amount of regulatory capital the bank must allocate to its loans.
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Italy is also determined to block proposals for limits or risk-weighting to banks' holding of government bonds, he said.
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In February, the company said it would quadruple Chinese' firms weighting in the index and add some mid-cap stocks.
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Using this approach, during certain ranking shifts, you can see which particular algorithm is being promoted or demoted in its weighting.
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In fact, the Dow is a flawed measure, which uses the odd approach of weighting its component companies by share price.
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With a 6 percent weighting in the index, some observers expect the move could draw $13 billion into Chinese fixed income.
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That compared with a 2.1 trillion yen SmartEstimate that gives a greater weighting to top-rated analysts, according to Refinitiv data.
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FiveThirtyEight, a sports statistics website, has gone for a 75-25 weighting (using a similar personnel-rating method to 21st Club).
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Technology and health care formed the leadership in July, both sectors that have heavier weighting in many active portfolios, Jett said.
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MSCI is speeding up the inclusion of A-shares in its emerging-market index and will quadruple their weighting this year.
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Energy is the biggest single component in the GSCI, but industrial metals account for 10.33 percent in terms of dollar weighting.
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However, capital ratios benefit from 0% risk weighting on Bahraini sovereign securities, which represent about half of the bank's balance sheet.
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However, the local financial sector, the biggest on the main board by weighting, offset gains in mining stocks by losing 0.8%.
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Those two sectors account for a combined 56 percent weighting of the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index market.
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The latest poll by Bank of America Merrill Lynch shows that fund managers retain a higher-than-normal weighting in equities.
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At inception each stock has a 2.5 percent weighting, but the index will be re-balanced each January based on performance.
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No. 5 Aldi also argued it should not be given the same weighting in the modeling as Britain's big four grocers.
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While the SPY ETF's top 10 holdings represent 21 percent weighting, the IWM ETF's top 10 represent less than 3 percent.
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The average relative position size in Amazon versus the index was 1.7 times, while Netflix's weighting was 2.0 times the benchmark.
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There is a much lower weighting to both Financials and Utilities, and includes Visa (fintech), Coca-Cola and Pepsi (consumer staples).
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He also noted that Chevron and Exxon Mobil make up about half the sector's weighting, making the group extremely top heavy.
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That's opposed to equal weighting or having the same amount of shares of each company, no matter the size or performance.
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A deal that is not environmentally-friendly, so-called "brown", will face an increase in risk weighting by up to 24%.
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Apple's weighting in the S&P 210 surpassed 2500% in October, the sixth time the iPhone maker has crossed that threshold.
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South Korea's weighting is projected to fall to 15.27 percent from 15.65 percent as of May 31, according to MSCI data.
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Facebook, a 5.6 percent weighting in XLK, also will close to triple its weight in Communication Services, according to CFRA data.
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With a 6 percent weighting in the index, some analysts expect the move could draw $150 billion into Chinese fixed income.
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"There's a 70 percent second-half profit weighting, execution risks are high and there's new management coming," Liberum analyst Ben Bourne said.
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The FTSE has hit a series of records going into the year-end, helped by its large weighting in commodities-related stocks.
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There was no minimum percentage, but companies with a higher ROI ratio (franchisee income to initial franchise investment) received a higher weighting.
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Political scrutiny has coincided with an the outsized weighting of tech in the market that has tested investors' appetite for the sector.
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The dirham's exchange rate is currently tightly controlled via a 60 percent weighting to the euro and 40 percent to the dollar.
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El Pais said it drew the survey from an average of dozens of polls, giving those conducted more recently a greater weighting.
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Apple made the top of the underweight list because it has a weighting 70 basis points below the average index benchmark weight.
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This year the council found that scalability and user growth were the most important criteria, and these categories received the highest weighting.
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A planned increase in the weighting of Chinese A-shares in MSCI indexes after the market closes on Tuesday also boosted shares.
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MSCI gave A-shares a roughly 0.8 percent weighting in its emerging market benchmark initially, triggering an estimated $18 billion of inflows.
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The fund managers slightly increased the weighting of their overall bond holdings to 57.5 percent in October from 57.3 percent in September.
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To avoid periodic rebasing rich countries have switched to "chain-weighting", a system by which the base year is updated each year.
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The reason for the increased weighting is not controversial: Mainland China's stock market has been growing and is underrepresented in global indexes.
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More Chinese stocks enter the MSCI benchmark emerging market index on Monday, although China's overall weighting is still a trifling 29 percent.
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We suspect that the amount of weighting may be reduced further in future surveys, informed by the results of this first effort.
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Industries Qatar, the Middle East's second-biggest petrochemicals company and holding the largest weighting on the Qatar index, closed 24 percent higher.
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Ark's Innovation ETF also holds the Bitcoin Investment Trust, with a 5.8 percent weighting as of Thursday, according to the company's website.
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The disproportionate weighting in FTSE indexes of energy and mining firms has also helped due to buoyant global oil and metals prices.
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It would accurately value them by treating them equal to people who live in cities, rather than giving them an extra weighting.
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The FTSE underperformed a slightly positive European market thanks to its high weighting in miners, energy companies and banks, which all fell.
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He said the funds his firm tracks were reducing their bitcoin weighting from around 60 percent to around 35 to 40 percent.
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"It undercharges 50 percent of its risks, and it overcharges 50 percent of its risks, on an equal weighting," Mr. Poulton said.
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It essentially takes civil, political and economic freedoms into account and assigns a bigger weighting to "freer" countries based on the criteria.
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Netflix is held at a 2 percent position, the third-smallest weighting among all of the tech stocks in the FNG ETF.
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The rest of the large banks should be largely unaffected by the expiry of the relaxed rules on risk-weighting for mortgages.
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The so-called "FAANG" stocks -- Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google -- account for a nearly forty percent weighting of the Nasdaq-100.
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Online surveys rely on complex statistical adjustments called "weighting" to ensure the demographics of their respondents match the overall portrait of Americans.
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TASI cap of 20163% which is set to address concerns over the weighting Aramco will have when it lists on the exchange.
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Odeluga pointed to the FTSE's large weighting in energy stocks, which have benefited from a higher oil price, as well as miners.
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Industries Qatar, the Middle East's second-biggest petrochemicals company and holding the largest weighting on the Qatar index, was up 0.7 percent.
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As the weighting of the biggest U.S. tech companies have grown and consumed more of the total market return, other weightings decline.
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Its run on Spotify is equally impressive: it has racked up 96 million streams to date, weighting the Billboard odds in its favor.
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Financial stocks, which have the heaviest weighting in the index, collectively lost 2.4% and the "big four" banks declined between 1.7% and 2.6%.
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The proportion - or weighting - of China-linked stocks on MSCI's share index in now 26.5 percent compared to 15 percent 4 years ago.
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"We have a normal weighting on Apple, we like the company, but we think the supply chain could have greater potential," Carbone said.
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Burberry said there would be a more pronounced weighting of operating profit in the second half relative to the first this financial year.
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These funds are governed by a specific set of rules and are typically weighted differently from the traditional market cap-based weighting scheme.
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Not at all, retorted the Americans, who still mistrust risk-weighting: you should have put your houses in order sooner, as we did.
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The Essilor and Luxottica camps were supposed to have equal weighting in the combined company's leadership under an agreement which expires in 2021.
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EAGLE takes a straightforward approach to weighting historical scores: every day, each round result in its database loses about 0.25% of its impact.
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Largecap tech is expected to see a more than 3 percent weighting increase in Russell's growth index, a major benchmark for portfolio managers.
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The top four companies, which account for about one-third of the index weighting, all have one thing in common, they mine gold.
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Apple makes up about 14 percent of the weighting of Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund, and the fund dropped close to 1 percent.
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"The stock market, I think, in the long term is a weighting machine, in the short term it's a voting machine," Lurie said.
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A planned increase in the weighting of Chinese A-shares in MSCI indexes after the market close later on Tuesday also boosted shares.
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Dutch peer Adyen's shares lost 10 percent as traders said the stock suffered having been left out of an MSCI index re-weighting.
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Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci has said food's weighting in the inflation basket would drop to below 20 percent, according to the newspaper Haberturk.
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The weighting of energy shares in the S&P 20213 index fell to 6 percent in 2018, from 8.4 percent four years earlier.
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The weighting will instead increase for new businesses, such as engineering design services to power plant projects or consultancy services to mining companies.
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SPLRCR shares have risen 26%, the second-largest percentage gain among S&P sectors, but they have a miniscule weighting on the index.
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Apple's shares constitute a 5003 percent weighting in the Dow Jones industrial average and 11.1 percent in the Nasdaq 100, according to FactSet.
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Source: FactSet The fund focuses on small-cap stocks, with financials having the largest weighting at 25 percent at the end of August.
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The entities' quasi-sovereign status is also reflected in a zero-risk weighting applied to all bonds issued by the three policy banks.
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The IT sector has a weighting of only 5 percent in the MSCI Europe index, compared to 26 percent of the MSCI USA.
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It sometimes can happen when pollsters use old targets, like weighting to the 2010 census when the country has since become more diverse.
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The weighting of energy shares in the S&P 23.6 index fell to 21.6 percent in 2018, from 8.4 percent four years earlier.
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Netflix is weighting its upcoming original content toward comedy, including a Paul Rudd scripted series, and sci-fi, including a "Dark Crystal" prequel.
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As a result of weighting cut, JP Morgan estimated the average yields on the EM indices would drop by some 45 basis points.
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In fixed income, market cap weighting means index funds are skewed towards the companies — or countries — with the greatest amount of outstanding debt.
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Saudi Arabian equities comprise the third-lowest global investment allocation relative to its weighting in MSCI's emerging markets index, per a Copely analysis.
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Still, a bigger sample size does not necessarily make for a more credible poll; the sampling and weighting processes are also quite important.
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Consider, for example, the recent record close of the Nasdaq composite index with its heavy weighting in stocks like Amazon, Facebook and Google.
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For example, the risk-weighting on subsidised mortgages could be reduced to as low as 20% from the Indonesian regulatory standard of 35%.
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But he said that as you get older, you should pull back on stocks and bump up your weighting in bonds and cash.
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The managers reduced tech's weighting, but the top performers in the Nasdaq 100 in the last three months were not only technology stocks.
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Research shows that equal weighting is a key factor in equity index outperformance, providing investors with exposure to the small equity risk premium.
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As overseas borrowing by the Russian government and companies has shrunk, so has the country's weighting on bond indexes that are used by investors.
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The Wisdomtree Middle East Dividend Fund (GULF), which has a 26 percent weighting to Saudi Arabia, its biggest market, has $17 million in assets.
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More than a quarter of the mix is financials, nearly twice the broad market's weighting, and that includes pretty much every big, sleepy insurer.
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He estimates they have an average weighting of 2100 percent in Pakistan and 580 percent in Argentina, with MSCI's Frontier Index the dominant benchmark.
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One could buy the stocks of Japan or Germany, two countries with a heavy weighting in the index of which Krinsky is especially bullish.
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Abu Dhabi Investment Authority has the largest geographical weighting for its estimated-$792 billion portfolio in North America at between 35 and 50 percent.
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With that information and more, we made our own list of the top 67 NHL players since expansion, carefully weighting peak dominance and longevity.
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Aluminium is one of the metals expected to benefit from the "green revolution" given its recyclability and light-weighting potential in the automotive sector.
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The energy sector has the second largest weighting on Toronto's benchmark stock index at about 230%, while oil is one of Canada's major exports.
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Figures showing that U.S. crude stockpiles rose slightly less than expected last week boosted the index, which has a heavy weighting in commodities stocks.
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That handily beat the 225 billion yen average estimate of three analysts polled by Refinitiv which gives a higher weighting to top-rated analysts.
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Arindrajit Dube, a professor of economics at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, said the CBO erred in equally weighting some of the older papers.
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"Some don't think weighting is necessary because in digital you have long-form and short-form viewing (which can be just seconds)," Ive says.
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The third factor was last week's decision by global index provider MSCI to substantially increase the weighting of mainland China shares in its benchmarks.
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In the 2010 rebalacing, the old method resulted in a dollar weighting that was nearly half a percentage point above the board's intended target.
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That's well below its average weighting of 2 percent in global indexes like the S&P 500 that they benchmark against, according to UBS.
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The euro, which has the largest weighting within the dollar index, was a touch lower at $1.1219 after shedding 0.25 percent the previous day.
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As you start to see more inflows, China gets a bigger weighting in equity funds, which actually represents really where the market is today.
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While the short and longer term impact will have to be monitored, investors will be cognizant that China's weighting and influence continues to increase.
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The could see a big move as seven of its components are on deck, representing more than 27 percent of the index's total weighting.
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Chinese brokerage GF Securities said a higher weighting would mean FTSE could match its bigger rival MSCI in terms of pulling money into China.
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China's CSI300 index landed its best week since November 2015 after index provider MSCI quadrupled its weighting for mainland shares in its global benchmarks.
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It has cut the "risk-weighting" or minimum amount of core capital banks must hold against STC debt to 10 percent from 15 percent.
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Real estate shares have risen 26%, the second-largest percentage gain among S&P sectors, but they have a miniscule weighting on the index.
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"We have a very low weighting in the banks, where if we have any real selloff that's where it would feed through," he said.
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A bigger concern with bond indices is their weighting by volume: those who track them end up most exposed to the most indebted borrowers.
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Brazil has a large weighting in all the major emerging bond and stock benchmarks and sell offs there will hit indexes as a whole.
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Japan, which said it was the target of Tuesday's missile test, is the largest country weighting in the MSCI EAFE Index, at 24 percent.
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It will reduce its weighting in the Russell 1000 index, and there will be an estimated 22000 million shares for sale at the close.
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The strength of the global economy is important for the Toronto market because the index has a heavy weighting in energy and mining shares.
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"We previously estimated the production weighting of new 2017 iPhone models at roughly 50% iPhone X and 50% iPhone 8/ 8 Plus," Kuo said.
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By "model," I don't mean poll averaging and weighting of the kind that Nate Silver and FiveThirtyEight, or the team at the Upshot, do.
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The gains in the dollar index were largely due to the losses in the euro, which has a 57.6 percent weighting in the index.
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Market cap weighting in the bond markets doesn't typically mean greater risk, but rather greater concentration in the biggest and often highest quality issuers.
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One name Wald advises steering clear of is Exxon Mobil, an industry leader that has a 23 percent weighting in the XLE energy ETF.
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He had a mere 11% of the possible endorsements of Democratic governors, House members and senators, when weighting governors and senator endorsements more heavily.
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It also has fallen to its lowest weighting in the S&P 500 (roughly 113% of the index) since 1989, according to CFRA data.
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Conservation has no formula for weighting these factors, either alone or in combination, and it's hard to imagine one that people could agree on.
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Patrick Murphy of Monmouth University, for instance, found that weighting by education would have explained only one percentage point of bias in his surveys.
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Weighting by education would not be an adequate remedy, since "baristas aren't exchangeable with factory workers," as David Shor of Civis Analytics puts it.
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Clinton would have still led in their final surveys in Midwestern states or Pennsylvania, even after weighting by education and correcting the likely electorate.
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This means that companies with a higher share price, not a higher market capitalization, hold more weighting in the index, which makes no sense.
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Now index provider MSCI is proposing a firm's weighting in some developed and emerging indexes should reflect shareholders' voting power as well as freefloat.
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His firm, founded by Rob Arnott, has long advocated for weighting stocks by fundamental measures to garner better passive returns than the industry norm.
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OJK also allowed assets under insured-credit programmes to qualify for lower risk-weighting, which was aimed at stimulating loan growth under these programmes.
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These numbers account for digital and physical album sales, digital song sales and audio streams using a custom weighting system, according to Rolling Stone.
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CNBC and AccuPoint Solutions determined the weighting for each category, further refining and ranking the firms, ultimately creating the list of CNBC FA 100.
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For those colleges that did not provide the 21-21 number, we used the previous three years, with the same 3-2-1 weighting.
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European fund managers' allocation to tech stocks fell to its lowest in nine years, while their weighting in banks hit a two-year low.
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Last year it made calls for the broadcaster to introduce a new minimum yearly wage of £20,000 (excluding London weighting) for all BBC staff.
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The dino, Mansourasaurus shahinae, was the length of a school bus and about as heavy as an elephant, weighting in at around five tons.
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The ownership split broadly reflects the relative weighting of each side's equity market value, though the U.S. group is larger in terms of revenue.
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Selling to bring a weighting back down to its long-term target is a good decision and is not the same as indiscriminate selling.
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The FTSE outperformed European stocks thanks to its big weighting to high-dividend-yielding stocks, which investors flock to in times of economic uncertainty.
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Aircraft giant Boeing currently has the largest weighting in the Dow Jones industrial average and is up more than 50 percent year to date.
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It seems ironic that the largest industry representation in the Dow is financial services, with more than a 2202 percent weighting in this sector.
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Strong gains in South Korea and Taiwan, which make up roughly a quarter of the index's weighting, helped offset weakness in China and Hong Kong.
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So much of the car is part of a larger carbon fiber shell that helps with aerodynamics and weighting, and that includes the entire dash.
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The result compares with a 225 billion yen average estimate of three analysts polled by Refinitiv that gives a higher weighting to top-rated analysts.
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But instead they are now doing demographic weighting — essentially, trying to map their poll results onto what they imagine the overall electorate will look like.
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Index fund inflows don't in themselves favor the largest companies; they buy every stock in the index in precise proportion to a stock's index weighting.
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Traders also pointed to month-end index re-weighting and shifts in positioning to explain the moves, which could be exacerbated by thinner trading volumes.
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The Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV), which has a higher weighting to utilities than the USMV, is another good option, said Rosenbluth.
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The initial weighting will grow to 6% over a 20-month phase-in program, meaning about $180 billion of investor capital will flow to China.
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The survey's heavy weighting for quality of weather no doubt played a role, with average winter temperatures in South Dakota between 25 and 245 degrees.
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Chinese stocks rose after global index provider MSCI said it would raise the weighting of China's mainland equities in its global benchmarks later this year.
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Since then, he has quietly built a portfolio that is highly concentrated in U.S. stocks — a 543 percent weighting, to be specific, according to Morningstar.
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The ratings organization this year changed its methodology, including giving higher weighting to models that come with collision-mitigation systems, such as auto emergency brakes.
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"Despite having warned of a second-half weighting to its 2018 performance, Diageo's first-half results were good enough," said analysts at RBC Capital Markets.
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The euro's rise put pressure on the U.S. dollar index , that measures performance against six major currencies, with the main weighting given to the euro.
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He later told Reuters this would involve imposing a ceiling on its weighting in the index, a step taken by some exchanges in other countries.
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The Glassdoor Job Score is determined by weighting three factors equally: earning potential (median annual base salary), career opportunities rating, and number of job openings.
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The Sova's keys almost feel like they're using red switches, which have a smoother action, lighter weighting, and no bump before the key bottoms out.
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"There is... no impact on the eligibility, or weighting, of IAG arising as a result of the IAG notice," FTSE Russell said in a statement.
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Acceptance rates no longer factor into the rankings, and measures of standardized test scores and high school standing for incoming students receive a lower weighting.
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Tesla is the top holding in the ETF with a weighting of 5.99 percent as of Tuesday's close, according to a document on ARK's website.
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They will represent a 13 percent index weighting, with MSCI's 5 percent partial inclusion factor taking China's foreign ownership caps and market accessibility into account.
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Share in Australian banks, which account for around a third of the benchmark's weighting, have already dropped between 29.57 percent and 27 percent this year.
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Still, given the multiple factors weighting on economic performance, presidents often get too much credit when things are good and too much blame for crashes.
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That means when you have a single day when all the stocks change their weighting in the index, heavy trading volume is going to occur.
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Four companies -Google parent Alphabet Inc, Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc - make up nearly 12 percent of the S&P 500's weighting.
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First Abu Dhabi Bank, the stock with the biggest weighting on the index, dropped 0.9 percent and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank was down 2 percent.
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Consumer discretionary (XLY) was another winner among sectors in Q1, up between 1 percent and 2 percent, helped by a healthy weighting to Netflix (No.
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Among changes to the consumer basket in January, housing and utilities were given a bigger weighting, of more than 25 percent instead of 20.5 percent.
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Weighting simply for 251-to-247-year-olds would be pretty bold for a political survey; 22012-to-238-year-old men is really unusual.
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The state's Insurance Department, in explaining its reasoning for the change, noted that the industry had inconsistently — and perhaps unfairly — applied gender weighting in pricing.
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That's because the Upshot/Siena sample design and weighting scheme was already intended to properly represent low-turnout voters, who tend to be less educated.
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The tech sector, which has a major weighting on Japan's broader indexes, surged last week on strong quarterly earnings results posted by top U.S. firms.
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The so-called VIP list doesn't take into account the weighting of the S&P 500, though — where Apple's behemoth market capitalization outpaces other companies.
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Through Thursday, Boeing's weighting in the index — based entirely on the price of a single share of Boeing stock — was 7.3 percent, Mr. Silverblatt said.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will adjust the weighting of a key yuan index in the new year, the country's foreign exchange trading platform said on Tuesday.
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We used the same weighting for the past four years of data as we did for Pell Grants, with the most recent year counting most.
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TASI cap of 20163% which is set to address concerns over the weighting oil giant Saudi Aramco will have when it lists on the exchange.
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Market participants focused on the Topic's recent underperformance against the Nikkei which they attributed to weakness in banks, which have large weighting on the Topix.
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Specifically, Alphabet, with over a 10 percent weighting in XLK, will move to the new communications services sector, where it will be triple that weight.
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Russia's weighting on MSCI's emerging equity index, a benchmark for almost $2 trillion in cash, has dwindled to 3.3 percent from over 10 percent in 2007.
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Christian Nolting, global chief investment officer at Deutsche Bank Wealth Management, cited the currency factor as the main reason behind his neutral weighting on Japanese equities.
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A 3.9 percent rise in prices of agricultural exports was offset by a 1.1 percent drop in prices of nonagricultural goods, which have a larger weighting.
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BAWAG will account for around four percent of the ATX index weighting, increasing the already high proportion of financials in the ATX, which tracks 20 stocks.
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The world bank's running business report takes Shanghai and Beijing as sample cities in mainland China, with 55 percent weighting in Shanghai and 45 in Beijing.
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However, the FTSE's heavy weighting in defensive sectors that underperform during times of reflation has seen it stay in a 300-point range since the election.
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We used a common statistical method, a locally estimated (LOESS) regression, to combine polls taken during similar time periods, weighting each one by its sample size.
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MSCI's index of Latin American stocks fell 0.7%, on the back of declines in Mexico and Brazil, whose stocks have the largest weighting on the benchmark.
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Weighting a number of unlikely but dire threats to our very existence, let alone distilling them into a single clock face, is an incredibly complicated enterprise.
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GREEN POWER Aluminum is one of the metals expected to benefit from the "green revolution" given its recyclability and light-weighting potential in the automotive sector.
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GREEN POWER Aluminium is one of the metals expected to benefit from the "green revolution" given its recyclability and light-weighting potential in the automotive sector.
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The four categories covered are: opening new career opportunities (35% weighting), personal development and educational experience (35%), increasing salary (20%) and the potential to network (10%).
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Its heaviest weighting is in Maxar Technologies, a satellite maker focused specifically on space technology, but its top 10 holdings also feature the familiar Dish Network.
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We then assign a point weighting to each category based on how frequently it is used as a selling point in state economic development marketing materials.
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One composition in SLOrk's upcoming show introduces a new instrument, created by hanging GameTraks upside down on a beam and weighting them with various wooden blocks.
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The sector's weighting in the S&P 500 index of large publicly traded U.S. companies fell to 5 percent this year from 153 percent in 2012.
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By some reckoning, fund managers could direct as much as $100 billion at the sector as they try to boost REIT holdings to their market weighting.
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A smart beta investment strategy is designed to add value by strategically choosing, weighting and rebalancing the companies built into an index based upon objective factors.
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One as a commodity metals play, and the other as a high value-added maker of engineered products for light weighting, which will be called Arconic.
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"When you're looking at what's really a theme, not a sector, I tend to think that the cap weighting here may actually help you," Nadig said.
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The euro accounts for a near-50 percent weight in sterling's trade-weighted index, and sterling an almost 15 percent weighting in the trade-weighted euro.
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Combined, they comprise more than 5 percent of the weighting in the S&P 500 and have all risen at least 35 percent for the year.
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Since May, they have shifted to a higher-than-normal weighting, although their optimism is nowhere near the levels seen before the financial crisis of 2008.
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The arrangement of functional constituencies and their weighting against the other seats ensures that pro-Beijing parties have held a majority in every Legco since handover.
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"Quite frankly, markets know where it's going and if you strip out their no-deal probability weighting, it's basically where they expect it too," he said.
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The company also represents 3.8 percent of the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, the largest weighting in the security that tracks the S&P 500 index.
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S&P Dow Jones's new STRIDE index encompasses different asset classes whose weighting varies over time, to suit the needs of a worker preparing to retire.
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Another 2.5 percent is set for addition to the index in August, raising China's weighting in the overall index by 123 percent to about 31 percent.
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There are some really good websites that I'm always checking to see information about elections that are coming up, and how analysts are weighting certain districts.
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You can see that for yourself by looking at the "if we didn't weight by party" option in the weighting section of our live poll pages.
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The case for equal weighting may seem harder to make these days, as the market has behaved in ways that have all but eliminated its advantages.
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Much of that disparity is likely due to the prolonged outperformance in the larger technology stocks, which have a bigger weighting in the S&P 500.
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But it might make it impossible for them to regain control of the Senate, given the disproportionate weighting it gives to relatively small and conservative states.
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Researchers at the University of New Hampshire neglected to take education into account when weighting their polls for the 2016 presidential election, over-counting degree-holders.
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Swiss stock exchange operator SIX is adjusting its blue-chip SMI index family, capping the weighting of the largest shares at 18 percent as of Sept.
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Tech makes up a quarter of the S&P 500, the highest weighting since 2000, around the peak of the dot-com bubble, according to Bespoke.
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Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet represent an S&P 500 market weighting (15.6 percent) that is greater than either the health-care or financials sector.
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WA is also averaged across all lines, without weighting by ridership, so delays on the busiest lines count as much as on the least busy ones.
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Earlier in the day, Chinese equity markets had set a positive tone after global index provider MSCI said it could quadruple China's weighting in global benchmarks.
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I've always advocated a 10 percent weighting in gold—5 percent in physical gold, 5 percent in gold stocks—with rebalancing done on a quarterly basis.
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Nykredit is under pressure to meet expected higher capital requirements partly because mortgage debt will receive a relatively heavier risk weighting under the Basel IV capital regulations.
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Tighter supervision for commercial real estate (CRE) lending, higher CRE risk weighting and add-on capital for portfolios highly exposed to CRE will help address current imbalances.
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At the same time, they raised the weighting of bonds to 40.9 percent from 38.1 percent in June, also the highest level in at least five years.
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For one, it was big—weighting roughly as much as a honeydew melon, Anatoliadelphys was an order of magnitude more massive than any other northern metatherian mammal.
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And why did creating indexes by market capitalization win out over other indexing systems, like weighting all stocks equally, or by price, as the Dow Industrials do?
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Weighting a company just by price ignores the simple fact that more investors will own a company that has more shares, and that fact should be considered.
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The forecast profit is better than the 6 trillion won indicated by Refinitiv SmartEstimate that gives a greater weighting to top-rated analysts, according to Refinitiv data.
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Charles Seville, a senior director and co-head of Americas sovereigns, told Reuters that the potential need to support Pemex was also weighting on Mexico's sovereign rating.
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This year the council found that "creating a new market or ecosystem," scalability and originality were the three most important criteria, and these categories received increased weighting.
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On its ultimate outcome, Goldman retains a 70% weighting for a Brexit deal, 5% likelihood of "no deal" and a 25% probability of no Brexit at all.
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The predicted fall in UK dividends is largely due to the London stock market's heavy weighting in oil, gas and mining stocks, whose prices have fallen sharply.
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Russia is in the process of introducing additional capital charges for FC lending to corporates but such exposures are not subject to additional risk-weighting in Turkey.
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However, like many other Italian insurers, Unipol could face a significant increase in regulatory capital charges if European authorities remove the zero risk-weighting for European sovereigns.
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Regulatory Tier 1 CAR was a tighter 11.2% due to punitive risk-weighting of foreign currency loans, allowing the bank to additionally reserve moderate 5% of loans.
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"(The) MSCI's decision on A-shares' higher weighting will fuel the already cheap A-shares to go higher," said Jackson Wong, associate director at Huarong International Securities.
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Now, MSCI is considering whether to further increase the weighting of A-shares in its indexes, and could announce its decision by the end of this month.
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Vegetable prices, which have a 2003% weighting in the basket of goods, rose 17.6% year-on-year in June, but fell 10% compared to May, CAPMAS said.
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I like blue switches for getting maximum feedback from typing as well as gaming, but I'm not a competitive player so the heavier weighting isn't a hindrance.
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Weighting the fractional games by the share of time that Mr Curry was absent, the Warriors have won 6.65 of these 9.8 contests, a rate of 68%.
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With the changes, fund managers who are pegged to the index, including exchange-traded funds, will have to sell the stock to match the new, lower weighting.
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UNICREDIT CEO SAYS BANK "FEELS VERY COMFORTABLE" WITH ANYTHING THAT MAY BE DECIDED ON RISK-WEIGHTING OF LENDERS' SOVEREIGN HOLDINGS, THOUGH IT SEES IT AS EXTREMELY UNLIKELY
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The stock index, which has the second-biggest weighting after Kuwait on the MSCI frontier market index, rose to 24,570 points, its highest level in two weeks.
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MSCI said it would remove Han's Laser Technology from its China indexes and slash the weighting of Midea Group Co, citing issues triggered by foreign ownership ceilings.
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However, in February, the IIF said foreign investors had pumped more than $10 billion into equities in the world's second-largest economy ahead of benchmark weighting changes.
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But pollsters using the voter file know whom they're calling in advance, so they can simply call more of the underrepresented voters, reducing the need for weighting.
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China has the largest weighting in the MSCI Emerging Market Index, at 27.66 percent, although that only includes Hong Kong and U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies.
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The two groups were supposed to have equal weighting in the combined company's leadership, but they now accuse each other of trying to gain the upper hand.
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With newly installed Justice Brett Kavanaugh weighting the Supreme Court toward conservatism, abortion rights advocates and anti-abortion activists alike say that future is closer than ever.
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If it had a slightly too Republican sample from the start — and it seems it did, regardless of weighting — there was little it could do about it.
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Commodities and financials have a higher weighting in European indexes relative to the U.S., suggesting their impact is even more pronounced, JP Morgan Asset Management's Dryden said.
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The case against partisan weighting is that the popularity or unpopularity of the incumbent president could, in fact, cause people to change which party they identify with.
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If the desired weighting is 1 percent, he would sell back to that level whenever it reached 1.5 percent and buy more when it reached 0.5 percent.
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By counting numbers of mentions, adjusting for relative ranking, and weighting for the medium's reputation and any intriguing idiosyncrasies, we narrow down the reputed 28 to ten.
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All but one of the 10 private partisan pollsters interviewed for this article have begun to do something about education, whether by weighting or by other means.
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Usually a representative sample of the population can be polled through this method, and any undercounted groups can be corrected for by the weighting process Ralston outlined.
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Beyond greater diversification, proponents say, equal weighting benefits from a greater emphasis on stocks of smaller companies and ones in more economically sensitive, so-called value, industries.
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Apart from that, both indexes have a bigger weighting to Japan and Britain than anywhere else, and the biggest sector representations are finance, industry and health care.
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Netflix is a stock that the ETF once held as a top holding and would like to hold at a higher weighting again if subscriber growth rebounds.
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While weighting stocks equally in a portfolio might make some inherent sense, it's hard to outperform the broader market when one sector is outpacing all the others.
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The greenest loans will be charged at 50% of their normal risk weighting, while the most polluting ones will attract a risk premium of up to 124%.
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A portfolio that once had 60 percent in stocks and 40 percent in bonds, for example, may now have a stock weighting of 213 percent or more.
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And to keep the tower from swaying in the wind, it has elaborate cantilevers and aerodynamic openings, as well as a huge weighting system on the roof.
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The telecom sector, currently about 2 percent of the entire S&P 500, is expected to have a roughly 11 percent weighting under its new communication services tag.
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For instance, the EuroPac Gold Fund has a 70 percent allocation to the country, while the Invesco Gold & Precious Metals fund has a 69 percent weighting to Canada.
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Novartis's weighting had been capped 18 percent, but with Alcon the two will account for up to 21.5 percent of the SMI, Zuercher Kantonalbank analysts estimated on Wednesday.
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That is because the American market has a weighting of 54% in the index, as high as it has ever been (it reached the same level in 19903).
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"I think everyone knows the Dow is Boeing, given the outsize weighting of Boeing in the Dow," said Wall Street veteran Nick Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.
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Powered by the new algorithmic weighting, the platform's new quote-tweet function further turned Twitter into an ever-escalating, ever-nesting series of warring comments, dunks, and owns.
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GMO, a fund-management group with an almost fanatical devotion to value, has a heavy weighting of emerging-market shares in its discretionary portfolio (and no American equities).
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A global regulatory debate over the possibility of forcing banks to set aside capital against government bond holdings, removing their current zero risk-weighting has yielded no results.
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If the CLO does not meet that standard, the investment will be assigned a triple risk weighting in the calculation of the Japanese financial institution's capital adequacy ratio.
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A survey of global fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch in November found that a net 37% have a lower-than-normal weighting in British equities.
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Some managers may be uncomfortable about having such a heavy growth weighting in tech, but they will have little leeway if they are benchmarked to a universal index.
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Also, some analysts said MSCI's decision to quadruple the weighting of Chinese mainland shares in its global benchmarks later this year could affect flows into other emerging markets.
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Loans typically carry a 100 percent risk weighting, but some investment products carry a quarter of that, so banks can keep less money in reserve and lend more.
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The stocks, which would represent a weighting of just 0.73 percent in the benchmark, will be included via a two-phase process in May and August next year.
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Apple has yet to comment on what caused the outage, but one theory we've heard is that Apple may have turned off weighting for keywords in the title.
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The local bourse rose to a two-year high on Wednesday as investors snapped up Nigerian stocks after MSCI increased the country's weighting in its frontier market index.
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For those investing in the U.S., "you're likely to do better investing in active strategies in the United States and other weighting methodologies besides market capitalization," he noted.
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Or the energy sector, which went from a weighting of under 6 percent in 2003 to over 13 percent in 2008, and back to about 6.5 percent today.
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The CBIRC would support banks to issue special bonds for lending to small firms and apply favorable risk weighting to evaluate bank loans to smaller firms, it said.
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He pointed out that in early 2015, Morgan Stanley upgraded its energy-sector weighting to overweight, only to downgrade the sector to market weight later in the year.
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Saudi's Tadawul index will have a weighting of 2.9 percent in the FTSE Emerging All Cap Index and later this year will join the MSCI emerging market benchmark.
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On a relative basis, Fitch considers TD's capital risk-weighting to be more conservative than peers as its U.S. mortgage business is subject to higher standardized risk-weights.
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However, Italian insurers using the Solvency II standard formula could face a significant increase in capital requirements if European authorities remove the zero risk-weighting for sovereign debt.
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So, we went back to the drawing board, scrapped most flavors, and wrote AI systems that focused more on weighting based on things the AI had already done.
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Weighting down the price of WTI crude future last week, with a biggest one-day loss within 1 year, and shares related to petroleum and natural gas declined.
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O'Leary said a 3 percent portfolio exposure to Canada would be consistent with what money managers with an international mandate usually hold, "because that's its global GDP weighting."
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The chart below shows just how rare it&aposs been for a company to eclipse a 4% weighting in the S&P 500 over the past three decades.
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Last year, for example, Whiting Petroleum increased its weighting in the Russell 1000 by a relatively modest amount (5.9 million shares), but dropped 11 percent at the close.
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With low response rates and other issues, pollsters try to massage their data to reflect the population as a whole, weighting their samples by age, race and sex.
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With a 2.95 percent weighting in the Nikkei, FamilyMart follows Fast Retailing's 10.41 percent, SoftBank's 4.33 percent and Fanuc Corp's 2.99 percent, according to index provider Nikkei Inc.
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On completion of this three-step implementation, the weighting of Chinese stocks in the MSCI Emerging Market Index will jump to 3.3 percent, from roughly 0.7 percent currently.
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In that case, mainland China would have a 1.4 percent weighting in the index overall, and he estimated inflows could roughly double to $30 billion to $35 billion.
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The margin of error is adjusted to account for the loss of statistical power due to weighting, known as the design effect, including the final likely voter adjustment.
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Data from the bank showed the higher risk-weighting could result in a one-time 1pp reduction in its Tier-1 capital ratio to around 14% (1H17: 15.1%).
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Currently Al Rajhi Bank has the largest weighting on the TASI at around 16%, followed by National Commercial Bank (NCB) with 7% and petrochemical giant SABIC with 6.8%.
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On completion of the three-step implementation, the weighting of Chinese stocks in the MSCI Emerging Market Index will jump to 3.3 percent, from roughly 0.7 percent currently.
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The tech sector now makes up 26 percent of the S&P 500 — its highest weighting since it peaked at just above 29 percent in the year 2000.
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The telecom sector, currently about 2 percent of the entire S&P 500, is expected to have a roughly 393 percent weighting under its new communication services tag.
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Chia added a possible 20 percent weighting reflected the level MSCI felt comfortable with, given the current restrictions on foreign investors putting their money to work in Chinese stocks.
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And while Argentina's increased weighting in the JP Morgan indices should encourage index investors to participate in next week's trade, the bid may not be as strong as anticipated.
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Each company must also justify the rationale for weighting its voting rights when it applies to list and have an expected market capitalization of at least HK$10 billion.
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The outputs in U.S. and Russia cast shadow on oil market and offset all positive expectation brought by OPEC's cuts, weighting the oil price down in technical bear market.
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The Fed's proposed rule would formalize and increase those standards, imposing what it has called a 1,250 percent risk weighting on banks that own, trade and move physical commodities.
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In that case, the company with 400 million shares will have four times the weighting of the company with only 100 million shares, assuming their price are the same.
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But interest margins narrowed and deposits, which had been growing fast, fell by 3.6% in the quarter because some large customers withdrew cash after the risk-weighting foul-up.
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JPMorgan, which has a neutral weighting on the stock, noted the company's new set of ambitious goals and said the key will be whether Whole Foods can accomplish them.
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Millionaire investors age 55 and under currently have 10% exposure to bonds versus a 21% fixed-income weighting of the wealthy ages 56–69 and those 70 and over.
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However, given the large exposure to Italian sovereign debt, ITAS could face a significant increase in capital charges if European authorities remove the zero risk-weighting for European sovereigns.
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In the Russell 1000 large capitalization company index, Apple Inc was to lose its weighting and also be classified as both a value and a growth company at Russell.
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This should be done through cutting the number of bad loans banks have and adjusting the risk weighting on government bonds to better reflect the likelihood of sovereign default.
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The five indexes Fundstrat has created are: Fundstrat said it uses a proprietary algorithm to determine the weighting of each coin in an index, which is reconstituted every quarter.
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Instead, the fund boosted the weighting of stock holdings in response to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to promote risk-taking and foster confidence in the country's financial markets.
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Passive investment funds that replicate MSCI indexes would need to put 4 percent of their funds allocated to emerging market indexes into Saudi shares to match the country weighting.
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The index weighting will be small but some expect money flows from Hong Kong into China via the stock connect scheme on those days may breach the daily quota.
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For investors in ESG funds where a tech weighting is higher than average, it's an advantage right now but could be a bigger risk for investors than they appreciate.
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In this small universe of potential holdings, the key to good returns for active managers isn't security selection but the timely weighting of select groups based on economic analysis.
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The stock index, which has the second-biggest weighting after Kuwait on the MSCI frontier market index, fell to 25,206 points, dropping to levels last reached in September 2012.
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China already has the largest weighting in MSCI's Emerging Markets Index at nearly 30 percent, but the index only includes Hong Kong and U.S.- traded shares of Chinese companies.
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The authors suggest weighting distribution of the funds more towards more densely populated areas, making more money available for urban areas like Hamburg and Berlin whose need is greatest.
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They then compared addresses for those diagnosed with cancer, weighting proximity to the wells and accounting for age, race, gender, income, elevation of residence and year of cancer diagnosis.
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In late 2016, CFETS expanded the basket by nearly doubling the number of foreign currencies in the basket from 11 while reducing the dollar's weighting by 4 percentage points.
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Mark Blumenthal, the former head of polling at Survey Monkey and a member of the AAPOR task force, said that weighting by education ought to be accepted as necessary.
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AS) shares lost 9.5 percent as traders said the stock had been left out of an MSCI index re-weighting, and was also being dragged down by Wirecard (WDIG.
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In contrast, index changes taking place this year, including higher weighting of Chinese A-shares in MSCI indexes, are "very, very crucial" for boosting foreign capital flows, McCafferty added.
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In late 2016, CFETS expanded the basket by nearly doubling the number of foreign currencies in the basket from 11 while reducing the dollar's weighting by 4 percentage points.
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But the average weight of tech stocks was 28.4 percent, significantly lower than the nearly 31 percent weighting tech has in the Russell 1000 Growth Index as a whole.
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But introducing a new 50 percent weighting of $420 suggests a large upward revision to our price target is warranted, and we newly value Tesla at $308 per share.
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The Nasdaq 100 ETF, the Invesco QQQ (QQQ), holds three FINX top stocks — PayPal, Fiserv and Intuit — but at a total of 2 percent of the QQQ's overall weighting.
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Loans typically carry a 100 percent risk weighting, but these investment products often carry a quarter of that, so banks can keep less money in reserve and lend more.
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The energy group, which accounts for about a fifth of the S&P/TSX's weighting, retreated 0.6 percent as U.S. crude prices fell 0.4 percent to $48.96 a barrel.
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After adding Chinese stocks to its global benchmarks in 2018, following years of deliberations, MSCI says it plans to increase A shares' weighting to 20% of the index soon.
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The French and the Italian groups were supposed to have equal weighting in the combined company's leadership, but they now accuse each other of trying to gain the upper hand.
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In most open relationships, it seems like the participants aren't weighting sex with so much commentary on the quality of their bond in the same way that monogamous relationships assume.
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Even a 5 percent weighting in the MSCI indexes will roughly translate into a net $15 billion in inflows into "A" shares, tiny in comparison to daily turnover or size.
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MSCI said last week it is quadrupling the weighting of Chinese mainland shares in its global benchmarks later this year, with plans to add Chinese mid-cap stocks in November.
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The FTSE 100's heavy weighting in commodities has helped it to outperform other European stocks in recent weeks and to rise for the third week in the past four.
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They explained that France has long had a far right and a far left vote and that they are far more used to weighting their results than Anglo-Saxon pollsters.
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In an effort being carried out jointly with the European Union's statistics body, Turkey is examining whether to change the 23.68 percent weighting of food in the consumer price index.
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However, Miller continues to be a believer in embattled pharmaceutical company Valeant, which has tumbled 54 percent over the past year and comprises 3 percent of weighting in the fund.
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This is because of insurers' large sovereign portfolios and because Italy's 'BBB+'/Stable rating is lower than most other major eurozone countries and could therefore attract a higher risk-weighting.
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Source: The Leuthold Group To be sure, Alphabet is not quite at that 22016 percent index weighting threshold yet (it's at about 255.6 percent ), but the idea is the same.
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Philip Li, senior fund manager at investment firm Value Partners in Hong Kong, said that the increased weighting — and expectations of more to come — are likely to boost investor appetites.
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The banking sector's capitalisation is better than it appears and the sector is not highly leveraged, as a result of tougher rules on core capital eligibility and conservative risk-weighting.
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Measuring GDP requires adding up the value of what is produced, net of inputs, across a wide variety of business lines, weighting each according to its importance in the economy.
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The high weighting and strong performance heading into earnings season have tied the S&P 22009's performance closely to that of technology stocks, especially over the last three months.
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Deutsche Bank strategists have an underweight on the French and German markets because of their heavy cyclicals weighting, which they think could hurt them as momentum in PMI indicators fades.
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Telecoms operator Etisalat, which has the largest weighting of any stock on the index, sank 21 percent after the company on Tuesday reported flat profit growth in the first quarter.
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These categories received the highest weighting, but the ranking model is designed to ensure that companies must score highly on a wide range of criteria to make the final list.
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The index of top UK companies jumped up 24.1 percent to 23.5,24.6 points, strongly outperforming other European bourses thanks to the weaker pound and its heavy weighting in commodities stocks.
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The data is based on "demand expressions," a standardized metric from Parrot Analytics that reflects audience demand by measuring and weighting things like viewership, social-media comments, and file sharing.
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That's because India has a roughly 8.5 percent weighting in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index and those tracking that benchmark need to ensure they have exposure to the Indian market.
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The SMH semiconductor ETF is up 10 percent for the year to date, while the XLK Technology ETF (in which semiconductors have a 14 percent weighting) has risen 6.7 percent.
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The fall in America Movil's shares dragged on the Mexican S&P/BMV IPC index, which was down 1.47 percent, as Slim's company has the largest weighting on the index.
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With the gains in recent years from some overseas assets, it is possible that investors saw a target weighting in EM go above what they wanted for their risk tolerance.
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The emirate's largest lender, First Abu Dhabi Bank, declined 2.4 percent after surging in the last session, its first trading day after its weighting in MSCI's emerging markets index doubled.
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What this means: If a stock has a market capitalization of $100 million, it's weighting in the indexes will only be at 5 percent of that value, or $5 million.
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"One of the questions is whether the current weighting, whether there are reasons to adjust that," Matsen, the top public official responsible for the sovereign wealth fund, said in an interview.
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The FTSE 100 was the only European index to end in positive territory, a feat investors put down to its strong weighting in defensive sectors less vulnerable in a sell-off.
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The average U.S. actively managed large cap fund now has 14.7 percent in the sector, compared with its 11.2 percent weighting in the Standard & Poor's 500 index, according to Lipper data.
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MSCI began a process of adding roughly 230 China-listed shares to its emerging market benchmark in June, and has said it may consider boosting weighting in its indexes next year.
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The S&P uses a weighting by market value—its biggest stock is Apple which, like many other tech stocks, has seen far less of a boost from Mr Trump's election.
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At the same time, the dwindling market caps of energy companies now means they account for just 1.3 percent of the weighting of the S&P 500 Growth index, he said.
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Last week, Goldman said it had shifted its near-term energy weighting from underweight to neutral, though Currie warned on Tuesday the change in fundamentals is only transitory at this point.
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The indexing giant is set to quadruple the weighting of Chinese mainland stocks in its global benchmarks this year, a sign of the firm's faith in the world's second-largest economy.
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However, given the large exposure to Italian sovereign debt, Poste Vita could face a significant increase in regulatory capital charges if European authorities remove the zero risk-weighting for European sovereigns.
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Investors in China were positioning themselves ahead of the decision on Thursday by global index provider MSCI to quadruple the weighting of Chinese mainland shares in its global benchmarks by November.
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While he is neutral in his weighting to U.S. stocks now, he said he expects to trim his position if the S&P 500 does not reach a new record soon.
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Take, for instance, the financials sector, which went from a weighting of 13 percent in 1999 to over 22 percent in 2006, and then back down to 13 percent by 203.
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And now, Facebook is weighting Reactions a little more heavily than standard Likes when it's determining how interesting a post is and how prominently to show it in the News Feed.
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Newton pointed out that technology has recently started to outperform the broader S&P 500, and with the sector's large weighting in the market, this is one important development to monitor.
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The Nikkei rose more than the broader Topix, which gained 0.2 percent to 7.23,535.00, because of a 13 percent gain in Tokyo Electron, which has a big weighting in the Nikkei.
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He said his firm has always maintained a position in the high-yield bond market, but has never used index funds — whether mutual funds or ETFs — because of the weighting issue.
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And Italy crisis, which has lasted for 1 month, firstly affected the financial market that is on the other side of the Atlantic during the overnight, weighting down US stocks drop.
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A summary of the changes is below: - We have added a section to the front page to describe the weighting of the four analytical pillars used in Fitch's sovereign rating analysis.
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The new capital is also split between "passive", index-linked funds, which must invest according to the weighting set by the index provider, and "active" funds, which set their own limits.
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The 214% weighting is in line with the Basel framework, which allows supervisors discretion to set low - generally 25% - risk weights on domestic-currency exposures to their sovereigns and central banks.
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The reason we think of the EAFE Index as "pre-internet" is not, however, because of the countries represented; rather, it is because the weighting to technology is just 2500 percent.
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The company says the positioning of the motor in the hand also limits the so-called dumbbell effect of old-guard models, where top-heavy weighting can cause arms to ache.
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If the current price is correctly weighting this likelihood of failure, investors must believe that Tesla will sell several million cars annually in a market niche that has consistently underperformed projections.
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One way to offset the heavy weighting of tech stocks in exchange-traded funds and index funds that reflect market advances is through an index like the Guggenheim Equal Weight S.&.
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A pollster could ask voters how much education they have in order to match estimates for the likely electorate from some other source, but there isn't a definitive benchmark for weighting.
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Morningstar calculated performance in each case by adding together the results of funds from the six investment niches in the study and weighting them based on the assets in each niche.
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As a result, the fund wasn't able to reap big price gains as rates fell, and it has had a light weighting in domestic corporates, which have had a ferocious rally.
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IHS uses a weighted average that gives greater importance to new orders (30%), output (25%) and employment (20%), and lower weighting to suppliers' delivery times (15%) and stocks of purchases (10%).
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However, while Germany's weighting is likely to rise, a scarcity of eligible German debt for ECB purchases means there is little if any scope to buy more bonds from the country.
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"If financial advisers are uncomfortable with tech weightings, they can use equal weighting," said Craig Lazzara, managing director and global head of index investment strategy at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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Czech bond yields were mixed after a two-day dive lower as expectations the country's weighting in a key JPMorgan emerging markets bond index will rise at the end of January.
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Unless you've taken an interest in small overseas companies, don't expect to know the companies in this fund, but that's OK — it has only a small weighting in any one business.
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The Nikkei share average shed 0.36% to 20.7,20.7, though about a half of the loss came from Fast Retailing , which has a disproportionately big weighting of about 20.6% in the index.
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The euro, which accounts for just shy of 60% of the weighting in the DXY, is soaring on the news, hitting the highest level since May 2016 a short time ago.
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If weather is bad, brick-and-mortar stores are not selling well, e-commerce delivery will also be delayed, weighting the whole retail industry down and resulting in a jump in shares.
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Morgan Stanley strategists said last week that cyclical stocks' weighting in the MSCI Europe index was at a 20-year high, and a couple of percentage points off their tech-bubble peak.
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In August, MSCI increased the weighting of mainland China stocks in the global stock indices in a multiyear process as the Chinese market has been growing and is underrepresented in global indexes.
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The new morions also considerably lighter (weighting in at 570 grams; the ones they are replacing weighed 2 kilograms), are UV resistant, and incorporate ventilation slots to keep the soldiers' heads cooler.
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In an age of technological wonders and unicorn valuations for companies with little or no profit, investors can easily fall into the trap of over-weighting new and buzzy companies and sectors.
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One challenge, even though value is relatively cheap, is that financials have a heavy weighting in value indexes and a Fed pause will make it harder for those firms to grow profits.
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If more respondents today declared that they had voted for Obama than really did, then weighting with previous votes would give too little weight to likely Clinton voters, thereby underestimating her support.
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On Friday, the RBI in a report opposed the call to relax current risk weighting rules which are used to calculate capital requirements, saying they fortified banks against the risk of failure.
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For an earlier INSTANT VIEW on reactions to the decision, see Key points MSCI plans to add 33 Chinese shares to its Emerging Markets Index, with an initial weighting of 0.73 percent.
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Those missing 3 percentage points are lost in weeks when the Dow's small sample of companies and price weighting makes it deviate significantly from what the rest of the market is doing.
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Last week, global index provider MSCI announced it will substantially increase the weighting of mainland China shares in its benchmarks, paving the way for billions of fresh foreign inflows into China's economy.
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There is no minimum weighting required, and the boffins at S&P Dow Jones Indices may be reluctant to drop the oldest constituent, especially as today's average contains few actual industrial companies.
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"You could see 503, 12 stocks in the XLE that have broken out before Exxon has, " said Maley, noting that Exxon Mobil has the largest weighting in the XLE at 22 percent.
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However, Aamal's weight will only increase to 28 percent from 20 percent because of shareholding limits, FTSE said, while Qatari Investors Group's weighting will not change because it failed a headroom test.
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Come up with plans, budgets, and strategies and then assign teams to tear them apart: Point out overlooked risks, challenge the weighting of values, or expose possible unanticipated effects and feedback loops.
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Since the riyal offshore often trades several percent weaker against the U.S. dollar than onshore, the shift could lead to changes in the weighting of Qatari stocks in MSCI's emerging market index.
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I roughly sketched my own model on an office whiteboard and ended up with a subscription number just over 70 million, likely the result of weighting Amazon penetration in Asia more heavily.
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This wouldn't be a problem with broader categories, like those 18 to 29, and there aren't very many national polls that are weighting respondents up by more than eight or 20123-fold.
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It ranked each city across 3 different metrics in each of these categories for a total of 9 metrics, then averaged the metric rankings of each category, giving each an equal weighting.
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Civis is the Democratic firm that has probably been the most vocal about the possibility that the polling industry suffers from bigger nonresponse challenges than can be fixed by weighting by education.
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Within the ETF, the biggest country component is Japan, with a nearly 23 percent weighting, followed by the United Kingdom at 18 percent, France at 11 percent and Germany at 10 percent.
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The Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) - the region's largest - completed the second and final phase of joining the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, with its weighting set at 2.8%, at the end of August.
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The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index gives every stock a 0.2% weighting, removing the risk of big losses (or chance of big rewards) based on the performance of Apple and Microsoft.
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Nevertheless, Islamic banks tend to have higher capital ratios than conventional banks because they typically have lower risk weighting on their assets due to a higher proportion of real estate-related exposure.
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In September, MSCI launched a consultation to further increase the weighting of Chinese large cap securities to 20 percent from the current 5 percent in two steps, in May 2019 and August 2019.
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The stock market, which has the second-biggest weighting after Kuwait on the MSCI frontier market index, climbed for the third straight day on Friday, to close 2.66 percent higher at 29,247 points.
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Deep learning is very similar, just more advanced and nuanced, and better at certain tasks, especially in computer vision—the "deep" bit means a whole lot more data, more layers, and smarter weighting.
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Unlike passive index-tracking funds, which are obliged to buy China stocks to avoid tracking errors, active funds benchmarked against the indexes can stand pat as China's weighting is so tiny, Wang said.
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According to the company, none of the new, individual factors are "assigned any specific weighting or dollar amount of the target bonus," leaving the exact formula up to its compensation and governance committee.
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The investment is predicated on the current strength of U.S. demand for sheet aluminum, particularly from the automotive sector, where aluminum continues to gain ground against steel due to its light-weighting qualities.
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One look at the XLK — the exchange traded fund tracking technology, the sector with the greatest weighting in the — will show the group has risen steadily and hit its highest levels since 2000.
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The MSCI Saudi Arabia Index will have a weighting of approximately 2.6 percent in the emerging markets index, with 32 securities, following a two-step inclusion process in May and August next year.
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Axios' Courtenay Brown points out that Boeing is the most influential stock in the oft-cited Dow Jones Industrial Average, which gives the heaviest weighting to the company with the highest share price.
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One likely factor in the rally is a report commissioned by the Norwegian government that has recommended the country's sovereign wealth fund should increase its weighting in equities from 250 to 22015 percent.
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However, given the large exposure to Italian sovereign debt, Poste Vita would be faced with a significant increase in capital charges if European regulators were to remove the zero risk-weighting for sovereign.
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"We believe SFR shareholders give away part of their upside to Altice in exchange for higher liquidity, diversification into higher growth markets and increased weighting of cable assets," ING said in a note.
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The investment is predicated on the current strength of U.S. demand for sheet aluminium, particularly from the automotive sector, where aluminium continues to gain ground against steel due to its light-weighting qualities.
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Two sources close to the bids said financial criteria will have an 80 percent weighting, of which 70 percent is purely about price and 10 percent based on the "robustness" of the offers.
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The stock market, which has the second-biggest weighting after Kuwait on the MSCI frontier market index, climbed 2.9 percent to 30,999 points by 1234 GMT, a level last seen on Oct. 2.
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It was the first fixing since a change to the composition of the currency basket used to determine the yuan's value which reduced the U.S. dollar's weighting from 26.4 percent to 22.4 percent.
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The average weighting to U.S. stocks is nearly 17.83 percentage points less than it was at when stocks last reached record high in May 217.8, suggesting that fund managers are less bullish now.
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Officials said a re-weighting may be needed to reflect the impact of this year's 30 percent increase in the minimum wage, since low-income households spend more of their wages on food.
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A type of three-week interbank borrowing rose to over 4.9 percent on an average weighting on Tuesday morning, the highest level in three months, as the week-long holiday starting with Oct.
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In a Tuesday note, Kevin Caron and Chad Morganlander of Stifel wrote that emerging markets have been brought up to a neutral weighting as valuations compared to the start to look more attractive.
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A big reason why: The ubiquity of target-date funds — designed around expected retirement age — in 401(k) plans, and in which weighting to stock and bonds are set by the fund company.
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So any of these mechanisms that they come up with it has that weighting to it… So the people with the most vested interests in the network are also given the more votes.
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STAG's policy leverage target is strong relative to similarly rated REITs, which is appropriate given its 75.9% portfolio weighting in company-defined secondary and tertiary markets that generally trade at higher cap rates.
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Other ways to bring market pressure to bear would be through changing the risk weighting on sovereign bonds or through introducing caps on the concentration of sovereign bonds in banks' portfolios, he said.
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While his firm has increased the weighting of bank stocks in its $360 billion assets under management since the election it is "not in the strong bull camp for bank stocks," Morris said.
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Hong Kong stocks are already included, but including mainland China would increase the weighting of China stocks in the Emerging Market index from roughly 26 percent to over 40 percent with full inclusion.
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The U.S. asset manager expects that in the next five years, China A-shares' weighting in the MSCI EM index could rise to 9 percent, bringing in about $230 billion of index flows.
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The current FCC level at 0003% appears low relative to similarly rated international peers (median 13.9% at YE2015); however, Chilean capital and profitability metrics are affected by tougher risk-weighting rules in Chile.
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In particular, I see a lot of lower-quality firms that don't adjust their margins of error to account for the effect of weighting — making their poll seem more confident than it is.
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If a pollster isn't weighting for something fundamental like that, it's a big warning sign: See for yourself whether the poll is off by a wide margin on those measures (sometimes, they're fine).
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The minimalist design still doesn't suffer from the 'which way is up?' problem that the Apple Remote faces, because of subtle design cues including bottom weighting and the presence of ample physical buttons.
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"We could've adjusted the weighting to comport with other polls or we could have simply sat on the numbers, but neither of those actions meet our standards for transparency and disclosure," he said.
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The experiences of VoteCast, Pew and YouGov suggest that applying traditional sampling and weighting techniques to nontraditional data — the way most online pollsters do — might not be enough to produce high-quality results.
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But with exports equal to about 200% of Singapore's gross domestic product, a much larger weighting than those in neighboring Malaysia and Indonesia, bumping up domestic consumption is unlikely to meaningfully boost growth.
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South Korea stocks were on course for their biggest daily increase in a week as investors hunted for bargains after shares were sold due to worries about weighting changes in the MSCI index.
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If something is more profoundly wrong with public polling than weighting by education alone can address, it's hard to see how many public polling firms will be able to do anything about it.
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The weighting of stocks in most major indexes, and the ETFs tied to them, are based on market capitalization, meaning that big-company components can pull the index more than the little ones.
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OT is, in Fitch's view, already well positioned in the financial services (secure payment) and telecoms markets with a developed but much lower weighting in identity solutions (including passports, driving licenses, ID cards).
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In the euro zone, for example, sovereign bonds issued by member states famously had a risk-weighting of zero, encouraging banks to load up on government debt which proved anything but risk-free.
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Say the Natixis credit committee faces the same choice between lending 100 million euros to a wind farm, which attracts the lowest risk-weighting, or an oil project which receives the highest score.
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The sector makes up 25.1 percent of the as of Tuesday's close, its highest weighting since November 2000 — a few months before the dotcom bubble burst — according to data from Bespoke Investment Group.
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Weighting the past two presidential results in a way that best explains the special election results so far this year, Mississippi is about 16 points more Republican than the nation as a whole.
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I started my final status with the words "Important announcement" because I had a hunch that those are some of the magic words that fool the Facebook algorithm into weighting posts more heavily.
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If a manager was benchmarked to smallcap growth with a neutral weighting on tech and did not recalibrate to the changes, they would then find themselves 6 percent overweight the sector on June 25.
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If market moves this week are any guide, the swings in Shanghai stocks will exert a major sway over world markets this year even though China's equity weighting is relatively small in global terms.
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While the aims to have sector diversity, the U.S. Preferred Stock Index is made up of any stocks that meet its eligibility requirements — and so that results in the heavy weighting in financial stocks.
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Moreover, the models currently available to the public rely almost exclusively on polls—although FiveThirtyEight's "polls-plus" model also incorporates some economic and demographic data, polls still get the lion's share of the weighting.
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But that won't stop the firm's other clients, including those in its robo-advisor service, which has a $5,000 minimum, from heavily weighting their holdings toward domestic equities if they want to, Denerstein said.
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For example, he noted that Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing had the largest weighting in the index, but that was primarily due to its high share price after avoiding any stock splits since April 2002.
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Index provider FTSE Russell will include 12 Kuwaiti stocks in two phases - September and December 2018 - which will result in a weighting of just over 0.5 percent in its FTSE Emerging All Cap index.
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The euro, which is has the second largest weighting in the trade-weighted yuan index, has weakened 2.9 percent against the U.S. dollar since last October on expectations of further European Central Bank easing.
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In the context of my music, the "live" elements of instrumentation often have an equal weighting to the purely electronic parts, so the hard bit is getting both to merge into one sonic aesthetic.
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If all data for each patient were available for "deep learning" — a subtype of artificial intelligence using neural networks — it would be possible to provide a more complete differential diagnosis with weighting (probability estimates).
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The government also expects consumer inflation to benefit from a re-weighting of food in the inflation basket used by the Turkish Statistical Institute, which releases the monthly data, another senior economic official said.
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It turns out forecasters can resort to a different method in the absence of a functioning prediction market: polling groups of people, and weighting their predictions based on their track record of successful predictions.
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" JOHN SIN, HEAD OF ASSET SERVICING FOR GREATER CHINA, BNY MELLON (via email) "Despite the reduced A-shares index weighting of 0.73 percent, today's announcement represents a defining moment for the Chinese stock market.
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The two groups were supposed to have equal weighting in the combined company's leadership under an agreement which expires in 2021, but they now accuse each other of trying to gain the upper hand.
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That is to say, the news of Clinton's illness may have made her supporters less enthusiastic about even answering polls, so they'd naturally show up less often in the results even after demographic weighting.
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"[Apple] still enjoys the biggest weighting in both the S&P 83 and NASDAQ 100 and therefore wields tremendous influence over the broader price action," writes Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Revise the weighting of measures of quality The importance CMS currently places on the four key criteria used to calculate the star rating — patient safety, patient experience, readmission and mortality risk — should be reconsidered.
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One of the largest indexers in the world is set to announce a new round of increases in the weighting of mainland China stocks, and the addition is generating an unusual amount of controversy.
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They will announce an additional inclusion of roughly 175 midcap mainland China stocks in its global indices, and also increasing the weighting of 83 large-cap mainland stocks that are already in the index.
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The change may not lead to an immediate rise in actual foreign ownership — non-Arab foreigners now hold 2699 percent of the company — but it may boost the stock's weighting in emerging market indexes.
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MSCI's index of emerging-market shares ticked 0.13 percent higher, with shares in China, which have a significant weighting on the index, and Indian shares the bright spots in an otherwise gloomy developing world.
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He steps into the wet lab to explain how he flattens prints—humidifying both sides by sandwiching the print with damp blotters and layers of Gore-Tex, then weighting them down as they dry.
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Global index provider MSCI is quadrupling the weighting of Chinese mainland shares in its global benchmarks this year, while FTSE Russell began adding China A-shares to its main emerging markets index in June.
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This is in part due again to Silver's aggressive weighting of his state forecasts to changing national and regional numbers, even when we haven't had many new polls in particular states in a while.
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South Korea stocks rose 105.673%, on course for their biggest daily increase in a week as investors hunted for bargains after shares were sold due to worries about weighting changes in the MSCI index.
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Take an employee of a company that has a dominant weighting in the S&P 500 or another index, such as Microsoft or Apple, whose wealth is largely tied up in the employer's stock.
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It doesn't include risk weighting, and even worse, it would allow banks that meet the leverage ratio to get out of all of Dodd-Frank's other important reforms, like stress tests and living wills.
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Global index provider MSCI said it will consider quadrupling the weighting of Chinese big-caps in its global benchmarks and also proposed adding mid-caps and shares listed on Shenzhen's start-up board ChiNext.
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But their small weighting in global bond indexes has meant contagion to other markets has been limited, meaning returns for the JPMorgan Emerging Market Bond Index Global year to date are in double digits.
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But their small weighting in global bond indexes has meant contagion to other markets has been limited, meaning returns for the JPMorgan Emerging Market Bond Index Global year to date are in double digits.
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In a statement issued by the Authority for Financial Markets (AFM), the group said that measures under consideration include tightening loan-to-value ratios and increasing the weighting of mortgage assets on bank balance sheets.
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It is important nonetheless that these parameters remain broadly in place; with undue increases in secured leverage or the weighting of VF liabilities within the structure likely to erode the notching assigned to the RFNs.
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Unsurprisingly, the more cooperative fund families tend to serve less sophisticated individual investors, reaching them through a broker-based distribution channel, while the more competitive firms have a bigger weighting of institutions among their clients.
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The surprise improvement in credit quality suggests new Chief Executive Shayne Elliott's strategy of reducing the size of its institutional lending book and weighting itself more toward retail banking may be starting to bear fruit.
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Underpinning these projections, however, is an expectation that active fund managers will look to immediately rebalance their portfolios to match the re-weighting of the benchmarks - a highly speculative assumption, according to some market participants.
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MSCI's index of Latin American currencies gained 0.8%, while its Latin American stocks index rose 1.1% on the back of gains among equities in Mexico, whose shares have the second highest weighting in the index.
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MILANO, April 17 (Reuters) - Italy opposes any proposals to abolish the zero-risk weighting government bonds currently carry on banks' balance sheets, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Wednesday, adding the move would disrupt markets.
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SHANGHAI, March 7 (Reuters) - Global index provider MSCI said it would remove Han's Laser Technology from its China indexes and slash the weighting of Midea Group Co , citing investability issues triggered by foreign ownership ceilings.
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And given it's in a whopping 184 ETFs, including the largest holding in the communications sector ETF (XLC) with a 24 percent weighting, whichever way it moves will have a major impact on the market.
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Of the three components that make up the Hot 1003, it boasts the lowest overall weighting, with sales comprising between 35 percent and 45 percent while radio airplay garners between 30 percent and 40 percent.
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Yet now, in part due to inflation dynamics I get into below, they're re-weighting the classic trade-off between unemployment and inflation more in favor of low unemployment — and thus of less advantaged workers.
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In copper, where Rio Tinto is looking for greater exposure to offset a high-weighting toward iron ore, first quarter mined production slipped 2 percent to 141,200 tonnes against the same period a year ago.
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But fund managers are not as bearish as they might be: a net 21% of them have a bigger weighting in equities than usual and only 12% expect a global recession in the next year.
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We expect that the planned switch to the IRB approach to risk-weighting measurement, which is pending regulatory approval, may result in higher regulatory capital ratios that may allow for further targeted additional loan growth.
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VTB calculated that based on preliminary index weighting changes revealed last week, Qatari Investors Group (QIG) would see $26 million of fund outflows due to the changes and Ooredoo would see a $2727 million outflow.
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If it goes ahead, the shift could lead to changes in the weighting of Qatari stocks in MSCI's emerging market index, which is used as a benchmark by funds managing around $1.6 trillion of assets.
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Analysts said France's weighting in triple-A indexes in 2012 would have been at least 20 percent in those that included corporate and agency debt and more than a third in sovereign-only euro indexes.
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Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez said he would consider removing tobacco from the basket of commodities used in calculating inflation, which has a weighting of 0.9 percent in the consumer price index versus food's 35.5 percent.
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VTB calculated that based on preliminary index weighting changes revealed last week, Qatari Investors Group (QIG) would see $6 million of fund outflows due to the changes and Ooredoo would see a $22 million outflow.
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The FTSE 100 was helped in part by its weighting in "defensive" sectors like consumer staples and healthcare, which have strong cash flows and big payouts and which investors turn to in times of uncertainty.
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And in this election, voter file polls can struggle to weight by education (although the importance of this is reduced, to some extent, by weighting by party registration — an extremely stronger predictor of vote choice).
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MSCI estimates that a full inclusion could potentially give A-shares an approximately 18 percent weighting in the MSCI EM Index, enabling China to dwarf many large emerging markets such as Brazil, Russia and India.
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In a quarterly review, MSCI ejected nine companies and added 230 from the proposed MSCI China A Inclusion Index, slightly altering the expected weighting that the Chinese stocks will have in MSCI's emerging market index.
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They apply a lot of magic weighting and adjustments that sometimes takes pages of disclosures to explain, in order to try to make sure those 1,000 people somehow reflect the beliefs of 323 million Americans.
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For the eurozone, whose lawmakers and regulators mostly support the use of internal models and the risk-weighting framework for banks, TRIM is important to their argument that internal models make sense for certain portfolios.
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In 1948, an eighteen-year-old British girl, Barbara Buttrick, known as "Battling Butt," was a tiny and scrappy fighter, standing at only four feet, eleven inches tall and weighting just under one hundred pounds.
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A protracted trade war between the United States and China could hurt the Toronto market because the index has a heavy weighting in energy and mining shares that are sensitive to prospects for global growth.
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Using data provided by both Eurostat — the European Union's data organisation — and the OECD, Glassdoor ranked several different employment variables, before weighting each one, and giving each country an overall rating, from 0.0 to 1.0.
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"The beauty is that even though Uber became a top-10 holding in our product, we've had some very strong names" including Roku, the ETF's second-largest holding at a nearly 8% weighting, Smith said.
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The editors had to be wary of weighting the list toward Ashkenazi foods, from the Central and Eastern European Jews who carried bagels and babka along on great 19th- and 20th-century waves of immigration.
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They number 10, from the incontrovertible (getting money out of politics) to the incredible (imposing what amounts to literacy tests on would-be voters and weighting voting toward "the best-informed segment of the electorate").
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Sentiment in China was also bolstered after MSCI, the global index compiler, announced that it will increase the weighting of stocks traded in China in a key index for the second time of the year.
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"If China gets hit, then the rest of the emerging market countries get hit as well, because the ETFs are in emerging markets generally, and the heavy weighting in China effects the index," Mobius said.
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In the past week as tech has rolled over, XLK is off by roughly 1 percent, and even with its higher weighting to cash and low exposure to Netflix, FNG is still down 2 percent.
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One fund manager said JPMorgan had sent a note on Tuesday saying the October 2033 bond would be put in on the last day of January, pushing the country's weighting up by 37 basis points.
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Tech is 26 percent of the weighting in the S&P 500, and Christine Short from Estimize told me they are looking for 25 percent earnings growth and 15 percent revenue growth in technology alone.
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Yes, oil and gas is a boom-and-bust sector and its valuation can be volatile, but the sector has not had a weighting this low based on S&P 500 data in four decades.
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What it means: China's A shares also have gotten a big boost from the country's deregulation and market liberalization initiatives, the Chinese government's stimulus measures and particularly from increased weighting in MSCI's emerging markets index.
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