Venezuelans are already petrified of their money losing value overnight.
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His heavy trucks and Caterpillar tractors were rusting, losing value.
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Some of the major oil and gas companies are also losing value.
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If the ad isn't entirely to blame, why is Peloton losing value?
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Homes were losing value, and lenders all but locked up the mortgage market.
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How well can you sleep at night if your portfolio is losing value?
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But you're supposed to act as if you're losing value, even in work.
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But they started to think the underlying investment, those 2100 weeks, was losing value.
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Investors may be disinclined to embrace a stock with a good chance of losing value quickly.
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This will also result in 6900(k) plans losing value by pushing the corporate tax cut.
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Like, the Brad Pitts of the world" — distant celebrities who are loved from afar — "are losing value.
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Even though GoPro undeniably makes the best action cameras on the market, the company keeps losing value.
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Otherwise, even the healthiest crop will fail to reach its intended market before wilting and losing value.
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At the same time, shareholders really were losing value as the value of their shares got diluted.
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He also isn't worried about the emoji losing value as they inevitably fade away as a trend.
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"We've successfully shifted significant holdings to lower-carbon companies without losing value," he said at the time.
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Like an unstained raw wood patio exposed to the elements, graying and losing value with each passing day.
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Rising borrowing costs compound losses from owning bonds, which themselves are already losing value in terms of price.
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Plus you're usually spending on things that have a depreciating value, which means they're losing value over time.
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Venezuela's currency, the bolívar, has been drastically losing value on the global market ahead of its reform in June.
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Young city-dwellers are turning their backs on owning a costly asset that sits largely unused while losing value.
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So whether the person personally has stocks or not, they're still going to be losing value on their retirement portfolios.
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The Brazilian real (its currency) is rapidly losing value at the same time as the country is experiencing a recession.
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The trouble seemed to come mostly from too many of its cars losing value too quickly, but revenue fell, too.
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They start believing local law enforcement isn't doing its job, or that their neighborhood is circling the drain and losing value.
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They start believing local law enforcement isn't doing its job, or that their neighborhood is circling the drain and losing value.
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Sometimes it turns out we are…A stock going down is a good thing, unless the company itself is losing value.
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The only body losing value would be the Treasury, who would no longer have a monopoly on investing postal pension dollars.
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At home, hyperinflation led the president to instate a new currency, which in recent months has been losing value as well.
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Mediaset has been steadily losing value—its market capitalisation is just €3.3 billion, just over €2 billion less than a year ago.
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Pier 1 Imports — once a top contender in the home goods and accessories category — has been losing value for nearly five years.
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In today's low interest-rate environment, that means these accounts are not keeping up with inflation, and actually losing value over time.
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"People are going to finally realize that you got to have gold, because all the currencies will be losing value," he added.
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In China, for instance, investors are buying bitcoins as part of a rush to convert their RMB into currencies that aren't losing value.
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Brazil's currency BRBY swung sharply, losing value against the dollar before recovering after the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to leave interest rates unchanged.
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That way, Barclays was able to offset the risk of the shares losing value, something not normally possible in a tax-free deal.
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The euro, which has been losing value sharply in recent weeks, gave up almost all of its session gains following both data sets.
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Short sellers - who bet on a company's stock losing value - had bought the stock which has lost 35% in the last 12 months.
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"If it's something you don't check frequently, it could be losing value or it could be investing in the wrong thing," Rose added.
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Natural gas-based assets are also losing value given that in many parts of the world natural gas prices are linked to oil prices.
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China's currency, the renminbi, has been gradually losing value since mid-April, and on Tuesday it was at its weakest point in a decade.
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"We were looking for a point of differentiation in a market that was losing value, and we think Darwin gives us that," he said.
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This time, the call may gain additional meaning as China's yuan currency is rapidly losing value because of the weaker growth outlook and capital outflow.
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Within hours, an economic storm also seemed to be brewing, with the peso losing value at the fastest rate since the "tequila crisis" of 1994.
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Many in China did not want to hold stocks, bonds or other assets in a currency that was losing value in the broader financial world.
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The pound has been losing value of late as poor economic data has taken the shine off the strong Conservative Party election win in December.
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Billboard recently announced that views on the video platform will start losing value next year, just four years after they were incorporated into chart rankings.
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"Based on the continuing low interest (rate) level, it might be obvious to some consumers that savings are increasingly losing value due to inflation," Buerkl said.
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Telecom Italia's fixed-line business is losing value, new competitors are appearing in both broadband and mobile and in Brazil it is grappling with economic malaise.
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Still, consider the performance of the Vanguard Total Bond Market Index fund during the financial crisis, when it seemed that nearly all assets were losing value.
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Higher petro prices were a strain in countries where consumers faced higher retail costs, "particularly where national currencies were losing value against the U.S. dollar," IEA notes.
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Some of those investors may be using bond funds as "rainy day" money and will thus be reluctant to sit tight if their savings are losing value.
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Last summer, the couple, feeling anxious about the presidential campaign, and seeing the value of their stocks in Twitter and Goldman Sachs losing value, sold those shares.
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But those who own a jet in its entirety face another problem: Wholly owned jets spend most of their time in the hangar gathering dust — and losing value.
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Yet fund investors continued to put cash in stock and taxable-bond funds, despite the average fund in both category losing value during for the week, according to Lipper.
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Two-thirds of Apple's business happens overseas, and major currencies — including the Canadian and Australian dollars and the British pound — have been losing value over the past three months.
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"Prices rise daily after the government decisions and what we sell, we can no longer completely replace because our capital is losing value," 44-year-old Yassin told Reuters.
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On its face, spending so much money for an appliance that starts losing value immediately, takes up vast amount of our free time and is rarely used seems ridiculous.
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Homes in this neighborhood in northern Seattle are losing value at the quickest rates in the nation, and are predicted to lose about 7% in value in the next year.
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Teachers, like doctors who stopped work more than a month ago, say their salaries paid in electronic dollars are fast losing value compared to physical cash which they are demanding.
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By contrast Goldman Sachs, one of the largest providers of talent to the Trump White House, is alone among big Wall Street firms in losing value under the new administration.
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With buyers in Mumbai, Gujarat, and West Bengal not as used to eating oil sardines, the fish caught there are often shipped south, losing value and freshness in transit, Zacharia said.
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China's yuan CNY= currency has been losing value against the dollar since 2014, weakened by factors including a renewed enthusiasm for dollar assets, falling interest rates and concerns about capital flight.
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Without the mega-cap stocks losing value, or the rest of the stocks playing catch-up, the spread between these two groups not only will remain but it looks to widen.
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In November 2019, with the help of Zillow, Business Insider rounded up 13 US markets that are losing value the quickest along with their projected decrease in value over the next year.
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He is paying to feed 30,000 chickens that are past their prime and losing value, while sinking egg prices have halved his income since Lunar New Year at the end of January.
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Last week, Trump made a surprise announcement that he would double the metals tariffs because Erdogan is refusing to release Brunson and Turkey's currency was quickly losing value against the U.S. dollar.
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Where all humans could once sell their skills and services, some types of this human capital are losing value, and may soon become as worthless as Confederate money after the Civil War.
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"If I have $500 in the bank I won't get it back and I will be losing value, but when I have my bitcoin it is going up every day," he told Reuters.
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It's an even worse version of the stagflation Americans experienced in the 1970s: The Brazilian real (its currency) is rapidly losing value at the same time as the country is experiencing a recession.
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Ms. Reyes is paid in Mexican pesos, a currency that has been losing value as the Fed, the central bank of the United States, has signaled plans to raise interest rates this year.
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The proposal aims at facilitating the building up of capital buffers for banks against losses at time when shares and bonds are losing value, forcing lenders to pay more to build the required cushions.
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Mthuli Ncube said Zimbabwe was abandoning strict control of foreign exchange by the central bank at a time when prices are soaring and the local currency is fast losing value on the black market.
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By spreading your money around to as many different companies as possible, you reduce the risk of any one of those companies losing value and taking your portfolio and lifetime financial goals along with it.
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Such licenses are especially vital, because data is a "non-rival" asset; unlike a cheeseburger or favorite sweater, for example, the same exact data set can be copied multiple times without losing value or quality.
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Based on pricing in India, where the F1 was first launched, the 6GB/13GB version of the device costs just $285, partly due to the Indian rupee losing value compared to the dollar in recent months.
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An activist investor with a penchant for bold calls about companies losing value spoke to CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday about his latest position, which bets that household products company Church & Dwight will lose half its value.
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His designated successor has failed to form a government while the Lebanese pound, which has been pegged to the American dollar for decades, has been rapidly losing value on the black market, fueling the protesters' economic grievances.
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Genish took over as TIM fights battles on several fronts: Its fixed-line business is losing value, new competitors are appearing in both broadband and mobile and its only foreign business, Brazil, is still recovering from economic malaise.
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In Thursday's statement, Facebook (FB) said that Definers' research was already underway when Sandberg, the company's chief operating officer, sent an email asking whether Soros had "shorted Facebook's stock," a maneuver that bets on a stock losing value.
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The HTC Vive, the iPhone 7, and now the whole Tesla range — all products that have increased in price in the UK thanks to "currency fluctuations," aka the pound losing value relative to the dollar following the Brexit vote.
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But the U.S. dollar has disappeared from banks and on Monday, buying $100 on the streets through a bank transfer cost $150, up from $133 a week ago, in a sign that dollar bank balances are fast losing value.
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The doctors want their salaries indexed to the U.S. dollar because the Zimbabwe dollar is losing value against the greenback while earnings are being eroded by inflation, which the International Monetary Fund said stood at nearly 300% in August.
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The "liquid alts" have grown in popularity since the financial crisis as financial advisers marketed the funds to investors as investments that do not move in tandem with stock and bond markets - particularly when both assets are losing value.
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Genish takes the helm as TIM is fighting battles on several fronts: Its fixed-line business is losing value, new competitors are appearing in both broadband and mobile and its only foreign business, Brazil, is grappling with economic malaise.
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Although you don't want the money you need for near-term expenses in the stock market, because it has a greater chance of losing value, said Nicholas Scheibner, a certified financial planner at Baron Financial Group in Fairlawn, New Jersey.
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Regional sports networks are losing value: As it turns out, Fox may not be getting the types of bids it wants for its 22 regional sports networks that it has to divest as a part of its deal with Disney.
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In an interview on Fox News, Bolton said the new sanctions targeting Iran's automotive and airline sectors were not to bring about "regime change" in Iran despite dozens of protests taking place throughout the country and its currency losing value.
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Despite occasional swings, the dinar had been gradually losing value on the informal market in Libya since 2014, when conflict in the North African country worsened and rival governments with separate financial institutions were set up in Tripoli and the east.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday described why the central bank's interest rate cut should not be seen as the start of a lengthy easing cycle, the U.S. stock market was losing value at a rate of over $25 billion a minute.
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NEW YORK, Aug 2 (Reuters) - As Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday described why the central bank's interest rate cut should not be seen as the start of a lengthy easing cycle, the U.S. stock market was losing value at a rate of over $25 billion a minute.
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The bond notes and coins continued losing value against the US dollar on the parallel market and this led Mangudya to the introduce a new currency, the RTGS Dollar in February 2019. The RTGS dollar was introduced to bring sanity in the foreign currency market, promote diaspora remittances, protect foreign investments and exports.
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Regardless of the genre employed, They Might Be Giants are noted for unconventional lyrics, characterized by "bizarre" cleverness. Flood includes abundant examples of this style, manifested in unusual subject matter, unreliable narrators, and wordplay.Reed & Sandifer 2013, p. 2. However, John Linnell and Flansburgh took care to avoid using humor excessively, acknowledging the requirement that recorded music withstand repeated listens without losing value.
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Realizing that fiat money is losing value, investors will try to place money in assets such as real estate, stocks, even art; as these appear to represent "real" value. Asset prices are thus becoming inflated. This potentially spiraling process will ultimately lead to the collapse of the monetary system. The Cantillon effect says that those institutions that receive the new money first are the beneficiaries of the policy.
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This fee could be balanced by the acquisition of demurrage stamps of 1/2, 1, 2, 5, and 10 Wära-cents (1 cent equalled 1 Reichspfennig). On the back of the Wära banknote was a series of printed fields, where the demurrage stamps could be glued onto. The idea of this measure was to place the currency under compulsory circulation. To avoid losing value, every owner of Wära currency had to spend their currency by its due date.
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Belle Grove Neighborhood. Pictured here is the John Rogers House Following the war, the Southern economy was in shambles, including Arkansas. The cost of the war effort, loss of human capital, and Confederate currency losing value were serious issues for the South in addition to the destruction of property, infrastructure, and crops. Many parts of Arkansas had descended into lawlessness and violence between whitecapping groups (including the Ku Klux Klan), freedmen, Republicans, and unaffiliated bandits taking advantage of the chaos.
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This was developed together with an American company with the aim of selling the car in the United States, but with the dollar rapidly losing value the project became untenable and only two copies were built. The company's last model, named the Apal Sport One, based on the Pontiac Fiero, appeared in 1992. Edmond Pery also designed an all-road prototype for DAF in 1974 and another prototype for Volkswagen in 1992. The small firm produced and sold all models in limited numbers.
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The Comité des forges toughened its attitude over the Ruhr. One group wanted ownership of German mines and factories to be ceded to French firms, while another wanted a permanent customs barrier between the Ruhr and the rest of Germany so France could obtain the coal at preferential prices. Pinot combined the various proposals and submitted them to the Poincaré government in mid November, demanding that France acquire majority or total ownership of German firms, not just minority positions. By January 1924 the German economy had stabilized while the franc was rapidly losing value.
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In 2009, in the midst of the real estate housing crisis, divorced realtor Cassie Fowler resides in Harding, Arizona with her 14 year-old daughter Morgan. Cassie is ridiculed one morning by Gary, her aggressive boss. While Cassie is on the phone with a debt collector regarding the potential foreclosure of her own home, a client named Sonny enters the office, enraged at Gary because the house he was sold is losing value. The argument turns physical and culminates with Gary pushed over a ledge to his death.
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In January 2017, Moody's lowered Agrokor's rating from B2 to B3 and at the same time increased the possibility of companies bankruptcy, and later lowered Agrokor's rating four more times by June. Agrokor's bonds started losing value. In February 2017, Moody's reduced the prospects for Agrokor's rating from stable to negative. In April 2017, the government passed a law, nicknamed Lex Agrokor, that allowed the government to appoint an executive with a special crisis management team to steer a restructuring of companies with more than 5,000 employees who were in financial troubles.
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After returning from his European travels in the 1830s, Cooper was persuaded by his niece's husband, Horace H. Comstock, to invest in Michigan real estate. The Potawatomi had ceded much of their land in central Michigan by 1833 and their former territory became known as "oak-openings". By 1837, Cooper's $6,000 investment was losing value, though he watched as his fellow New Yorkers attempted to colonize the area like honeybees. The experience inspired The Oak Openings; or, The Bee Hunter, and the novel became one of the first representations of Beekeeping in American literature.
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Due to periods of "sustained high inflation" and "perennial depreciation of the currency", the Bank of Ghana on 29 November 2019, announced the issuance of a new 2-cedi coin and as well as new 100 and 200-cedi banknotes. Existing 1 and 2 cedi banknotes remain legal tender, though these denominations will be gradually replaced by coins to reduce costs. The third Cedi has been losing value continuously since it was introduced. In 2014, the inflation rose rapidly as the value of the third cedi fell to a fourth of its original value.
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In economics and finance, risk aversion is the behavior of humans (especially consumers and investors), who, when exposed to uncertainty, attempt to lower that uncertainty. It is the hesitation of a person to agree to a situation with an unknown payoff rather than another situation with a more predictable payoff but possibly lower expected payoff. For example, a risk-averse investor might choose to put their money into a bank account with a low but guaranteed interest rate, rather than into a stock that may have high expected returns, but also involves a chance of losing value.
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As the novel opens, Wadzek, owner of a factory that produces steam engines, is locked in a struggle with his more powerful rival Rommel, whose much larger company manufactures turbines. He can be seen as representing a new type of entrepreneur, more technologically advanced and less scrupulous than Wadzek. Losing value, the stock of Wadzek's company is being bought up by Rommel; in desperation, Wadzek teams up with Schneemann, an engineer working at one of Rommel's factories, to thwart his company's takeover by Rommel. This effort includes the misguided theft of some of Rommel's business correspondence.
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A few months after assuming office, Mangudya introduced bond notes at that time stated not to be a currency, but a legal tender pegged to be with the same value as the US Dollar. The coins were introduced to remedy a lack of small change. In November 2016, Mangudya also introduced bond notes, pegged at the same value as the US Dollar again. Bond notes and coins later started losing value against the US dollar and even though the banks and formal institutions kept the rate at 1:1, the case was not the same on the parallel market (black market).
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Næss however did not have the financial resources to study, so he had to work; after a short stint at Midland Bank he changed over to C. J. Hambro & Son. He started out as a typist, writing letters to Scandinavian customers, but after a year he was made assistant in the new currency department. In the evenings he continued his studies in economics, and was greatly influenced by John Maynard Keynes. Of special interest for his research and work were the imbalances created by the German war reparations, as their consequences could be seen clearly in the currency market with the German mark rapidly losing value against other main currencies.
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That caused German prices of goods to rise rapidly, increasing the cost of operating the German government, which could not be financed by raising taxes because those taxes would be payable in the ever-falling German currency. The resulting deficit was financed by some combination of issuing bonds and simply creating more money, both increasing the supply of German mark-denominated financial assets on the market and so further reducing the currency's price. When the German people realized that their money was rapidly losing value, they tried to spend it quickly. That increased monetary velocity caused an ever-faster increase in prices, creating a vicious cycle.
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Paranoia can act as a symptom on its own or can be an influencing factor in isolating oneself. Typically, paranoia in Sudden Wealth Syndromes entails an extreme fear that the recipient of affluence will lose their good fortune, or it will suddenly vanish. Additionally, paranoia can trigger a state known as Ticker Shock, which is used to describe someone who obsessively watches the stock market volatility to ensure their new fortune or new investments are not losing value. Isolation and paranoia can also be caused by their friend, family, and/or work relations own decisions to isolate themselves from the recipient as a result of jealousy, envy or resentment.
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Through his analysis of mortgage lending practices in 2003 and 2004, he correctly predicted that the real estate bubble would collapse as early as 2007. Burry's research on the values of residential real estate convinced him that subprime mortgages, especially those with "teaser" rates, and the bonds based on these mortgages, would begin losing value when the original rates were replaced by much higher rates, often in as little as two years after initiation. This conclusion led Burry to short the market by persuading Goldman Sachs and other investment firms to sell him credit default swaps against subprime deals he saw as vulnerable. This analysis proved correct, and Burry profited accordingly.
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U.S. Colored Troops mustered out at Little Rock, 1866. Following the war, the Southern economy was in shambles, including Arkansas. The cost of the war effort, loss of human capital, and Confederate currency losing value were serious issues for the south in addition to the destruction of property, infrastructure, and crops. Emancipated blacks also rushed out of the south following the war. Abraham Lincoln's moderate ten percent plan allowed the Confederate states to return once 10% of their 1860 voters pledged allegiance to the United States and emancipation. A constitutional convention elected Isaac Murphy provisional governor, the lone vote against secession in the 1861 convention.
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In 2012, Birch Hill Equity Partners acquired all outstanding shares of the company. In 2013, HomEquity Bank launched a product named Income Advantage aimed at providing a steady stream of income during retirement. Later in 2014, HomeEquity Bank’s original product, the Canadian Home Income Plan, was rebranded as the CHIP Reverse Mortgage. HomEquity charged substantially higher interest rates on its reverse mortgage loans than other banks were charging for traditional fixed-term mortgages, reflecting the undetermined payback schedule, the risk of a home losing value during the life of the loan, and a lack of competition in the reverse mortgage field in Canada after sole competitor Seniors Money Canada stopped offering new loans.
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Timeline of Argentine exports from 1975 to 1989 In August 1982, after Mexico had announced its inability to service its debt, Argentina approached the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for financial assistance, as it too was in serious difficulties. While developments looked positive for a while, an IMF staff team visiting Buenos Aires in August 1983 discovered a variety of problems, particularly a loss of control over wages affecting both the budget and external competitiveness, and the program failed. With the peso quickly losing value to inflation, the new Argentine peso argentino was introduced in 1983, with 10,000 old pesos exchanged for each new peso. In December 1983, Raúl Alfonsín was elected President of Argentina, bringing to an end to the military dictatorship.
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On Monday, August 24, world stock markets were down substantially, wiping out all gains made in 2015, with interlinked drops in commodities such as oil, which hit a six-year price low, copper, and most of Asian currencies, but the Japanese Yen, losing value against the United States Dollar. With the stock market plunge on Monday, an estimated ten trillion dollars had been wiped off the books on global markets since June 3. The 8% drop in China on August 24 was termed "Black Monday" by the Chinese state media. The term gained wide usage in the next 48 hours. In India, the Sensex recorded its biggest single-day fall of 1,624.51 points on August 24, ending the day down 5.94%.
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Let's look at an example of a 1-year Long Strangle options strategy: Long Strangle Option Strategy Example (at-the-money, 1 year to expiry) 100 days after we purchase this Long Strangle, its P/L graph (blue line) would look as follows: Long Strangle Option Strategy Profit-Loss Chart (at 100 days and at expiry) We can see that after 100 days, the strategy will be profitable only if the stock price is lower than approximately 80 dollars or higher than 110 dollars. These are the break-even points of the strategy. As time goes by, the blue P/L graph will go down, closer and closer to the orange line, which is the P/L of this strategy at expiry. This is because options are losing value with time; this is known as time decay.
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In many cases, the Japanese were instructed to simply print more money, and the amount of Japanese currency in circulation continued to increase rapidly: the Japanese-originated inflation continued with increased pace. By February 1946, 2 billion Japanese money out of 2.5 billion captured in the state printers, had been spent, a vast sum against the entire pre-war circulation of less than 500 million gulden. Due to the dwindling supplies of money, destruction of the printing plates at the main printers for re-issue, and disquiet amongst European forces at payment in Japanese money, which was losing value constantly, it was finally decided to issue the NICA gulden in Java on 6 March 1946. Pre-war notes of 5 gulden and below only were to retain validity, and the Japanese money was to be exchanged at a rate of 33 to 1.
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Chinese tokens often had coin-like inscriptions such as wàn lì tōng bǎo (萬曆通寶), but also contained other inscriptions describing their nominal value like bǎi hé tong yuán (百合同元, "this coin has the same worth as 100 of the primary currency"), chuán bù liú shǐ (傳不流矢, "(this token) circulates without losing value"), yì qiān wén zhèng (一仟文正, "(this token) is equal to one thousand cash coins"), and yì bǎi wén zhèng (一百文正) which means "one hundred cash coins only"). These Chinese tokens often had inscriptions usually found on Chinese charms and amulets like xiáng qìng róng huá (祥慶榮華, "happiness and celebration, prosperity and high position") and rì yòng guāng huī (日用光輝, "for daily use is glorious") and could also contain other charm features such as the eight trigrams. Some Chinese tokens could also resemble Jiā Qìng Tōng Bǎo (嘉慶通寶) cash coins but with a serrated edge.
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