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1. Let‘s imagine the impact it would have on America‘s fine-tuned economy, for that matter, if its unemployment rate were to suddenly increase a couple of percentage points because of ―marginal‖ declines in productivity and subsequent revenue (and profits)

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2. penalty of several percentage points to allow you out of the Promissory Note

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3. percentage points higher than during the

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4. the profit margin by even two percentage points on a consistent basis would be considered

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5. case, even a one percentage point gain in profit margin would have earned the company

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6. need a five percentage point gain of equities over the risk-free rate in order to invest

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7. expects a company to have ten percentage points difference, it will not reward a firm that

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8. percentage points as to the probability of default but will not evince the same amount of

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9. But while this single digit percentage point global ideology continues to attract adherents in first world nations, young men and women will continue to feel the consequences of that ideology

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10. Among all the states, the BJP’s highest vote share increase in percentage point terms was in Uttar Pradesh at +24

11. BJP’s relative unpopularity among women voters continued in 2014: 29 per cent women voted for the BJP as opposed to 33 per cent men, a difference of four percentage points

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12. In 2009, the difference between the two was of two percentage points

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13. In 2009, the difference between the two was two percentage points; had only women voted, the BJP may have fallen short of majority

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14. The BJP’s lead over the Congress in terms of votes secured was least among the elderly voters aged above 55 years (eight percentage points) and greatest among the youngest voters aged between 18 and 22 years (nineteen percentage points)

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15. percentage point you can and to fight for the very lowest interest

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16. course of a day usually isn’t more than a few percentage points either way, but

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17. (A basis point is one one-hundredth of a percentage point, so 250 basis points is 2

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18. On that part of his portfolio representing the difference between a normal and below-normal stock market allocation, the conservative contrarian trader fell behind buy-and-hold investors during that nine-and-a-half-month period by about 10 percentage points (or 1,000 basis points)

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19. The only caveat I would add is that he would also want to be sure that the average was within a few percentage points of its July low at the same time

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20. What is success in the market? Is it being able to make a living, pay your bills, and have enough left over for security? Is it having the satisfaction of being able to do something extremely difficult well, so that being able to manage the trading process is itself a degree of success? Is it as simple as beating the indexes by a few percentage points, consistently outperforming what a professional investment manager would be able to do for your account? Your definition of success will probably change as your trading ability matures and your personal financial goals shift, but trading success must be both financial and nonfinancial

21. But on option expiration days, this frequency jumps a full percentage point, to around 11

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22. (Inflation-adjusted returns are usually about two percentage points lower than unadjusted returns

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23. Squeezing a couple of percentage points out of the business process could make a huge difference to the business

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24. The entertainment value of juggling hundreds of thousands in a market that is swinging around in percentage points a minute has a distinct shelf life

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25. ” This occurs because the out-of-the-money options “vega” is so low, therefore a percentage point increase in volatility in these options equates to a small price change

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26. For example, the chart for the OEX shows that options typically trade at an implied volatility level 4 percentage points above the actual volatility level

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27. For example, with NYSE options trading at a typical implied volatility level 6 percentage points above the actual volatility level, selling 5% out-of-the-money calls with 50 days remaining life allows you to collect a 1-1/2 point premium on an option that is really worth only 5/16, a 4

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28. With XMI options trading at a typical implied volatility level just 2 percentage points above the actual volatility level, selling 5% out-of-the-money calls with 50 days remaining life allows you to collect a 4-3/8 point premium on an option that is really worth 3-1/4, a 1

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29. In the middle ground, OEX options, trading at a typical implied volatility level 4 percentage points above the actual volatility level, selling 5% out-of-the-money calls with 50 days remaining life allows you to collect a 2-1/2 point premium on an option that is really worth 1-1/4, a 2

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30. At times this “skewing” is worse than at others, but currently a difference of 6 percentage points from at-the-money to far out-of-the-money is typical

31. The vega of the straddle at this point was 4¢ (per percentage point increase in volatility): The put has a vega of 2¢

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32. Before the costs of trading sandpapered away at their returns, the people in the study actually outperformed the market by an average of at least half a percentage point per year

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33. 4 percentage points per year

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34. From 1980 through 2001, if you had bought the average IPO at its first public closing price and held on for three years, you would have underperformed the market by more than 23 percentage points annually

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35. 5 percentage points per year before costs just to match it after costs!

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36. 7 percentage points annually from 1998 through 2001—simply by buying high and selling low

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37. 7 percentage points, a miserable underperformance

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38. 3%—only two percentage points below the total return on stocks, but with steadier prices and shallower losses

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39. These returns, too, are probably overstated by one to two percentage points

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40. 7 percentage points per year

41. However, “large value” funds investing in more reasonably priced big companies also underperformed the market over the same period (by a full percentage point per year)

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42. 6 percentage points per year

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43. The investing public eagerly embraced small stocks, mutual fund companies rolled out hundreds of new funds specializing in them, and small stocks obliged by underperforming large stocks by five percentage points per year over the next decade

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44. The cycle recurred in 1999, when small stocks beat big stocks by nearly nine percentage points, inspiring investment bankers to sell hundreds of hot little high-tech stocks to the public for the first time

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45. Indeed in some market, implied volatility in percentage points is spoken of in preference to option prices in dollars and cents, such is its importance to options professionals

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46. 35 percentage points during the first quarter of 2009 from a reading of nearly zero at the end of 2008

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47. 51 percent, most traders will conclude that in theoretical terms the 100 call is almost a full percentage point less expensive (27

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48. Given the shifts that occur in volatility, a 2 percentage point margin for error may be no margin for error at all

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49. The vega of an option is usually expressed as the change in theoretical value for each one percentage point change in volatility

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50. 15, for each percentage point increase (decrease) in volatility, the option will gain (lose) 0

51. The sensitivity of an option’s theoretical value to a change in interest rates is given by its rho (P), usually expressed as the change in theoretical value for each one percentage point change in interest rates

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52. For each percentage point decline in the interest rate, the position will show an additional profit of 1

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53. For each percentage point increase in the interest rate, the position profit will be reduced by 1

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54. If the trader in this example decides that he can survive if volatility goes no higher than 40 percent (a 5 percentage point margin for error), he might only be willing to do the spread 40 × 10

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55. But, if there is some way to increase his breakeven volatility to 45 percent (a 10 percentage point margin for error), he might indeed be willing to do the spread 400 × 100

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56. , the forward price is equal to the exercise price), for each percentage point of volatility, the expected value for the option is equal to the exercise price multiplied by 0

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57. 399 for each percentage point in volatility

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58. Why doesn’t this value change as we increase volatility? Although the first percentage point of volatility may be worth 0

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59. 00399, perhaps the second percentage point is worth either more or less than 0

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60. Depending on the time to expiration, the effect of a two or three percentage point volatility error on a long-term option may be greater than a five or six percentage point error on a short-term option

61. We can see in Figure 20-11 that for much of the period in question, implied volatility seemed to predict a future volatility that was too high by up to 10 percentage points

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62. During 2008, the three-month implied volatility at one point predicted a future volatility that was too low by almost 50 percentage points and at another point predicted a volatility that was too high by 20 percentage points

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63. Admittedly, 2008 was a year of extremes, but even during other years, a difference of 10 percentage points between implied volatility and future volatility was not uncommon

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64. For each percentage point change in April implied volatility, the value of the total position will change by

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65. Again, option pricing is an art, and it is ultimately the decision of the trader to choose which type of statistical model fits his needs or whether a few percentage points one way or the other will have any effect on his trading

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66. If you can correlate your trade as much as possible with the general market's directionality and momentum, then you will add significant percentage points to the probability that your trade will turn out a winner

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67. More important, perhaps, knowing and trading with the general market direction can put a few percentage points of probability on our side

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68. Other findings are less widely known:• Certain active strategy styles have proved profitable in several asset classes, adding several percentage points to annual average returns

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69. 5 percentage points times an average market duration of just above 5)

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70. 1%) added almost 3 percentage points of annual capital gains to the yield income

71. This repricing explains almost 6 percentage points of the S&P 500’s 15

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72. While it is satisfying to derive asset-pricing theories from economic fundamentals like consumption, such theories have found it hard to explain why equities have historically outperformed bonds by several percentage points

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73. This is the only premium that can move yields by several percentage points; the yield impact of other factors amounts at most to 1%

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74. 2, the geometric mean return of the index can be several percentage points higher than the average geometric mean return of the constituents

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75. Comparing the first year in the sample, 1996, with the last year, 2009, the average return of long straddles dropped by more than three percentage points and the median return decreased by four percentage points

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76. In the cases of larger higher returns and larger drawdowns, they declined only a few percentage points more than the Large Stocks universe

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77. Since discovering this tendency of mine to sell too soon, I’ve improved my returns by a few percentage points on the stocks I’ve sold

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78. We have sector limits, at plus or minus 10 percentage points from the percentage weighting of the 10 S&P 500 industry sectors

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79. Taking the first steps in this book – getting started with investing, and investing in ETFs yourself to control costs – has a large impact on your results compared to a more typical actively managed mutual fund, which might have a MER 2 percentage points higher

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