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There's been a substantial decline in the perception of the IPO investor that everything is going to work out okay. The ones that are suspect are going to be ignored from here on out.

There has been a substantial decline in the perception of the IPO investor that everything is going to out OK. The supply that exists in the marketplace is really starting to weigh heavily on what is out there.

If we'd had a substantial decline in the dollar against the Chinese currency we'd have probably seen a substantial rise in the price of some of the items that we buy from China.

The decline in oil prices is positive for investor sentiment on shares of exporters.

The positive share price reaction is a result of investor perception that the sum of the parts is worth more than the current combined businesses.

The long-awaited New Zealand dollar decline is coming. The huge investor inflows over 2005 will see to that.

Things unraveled more quickly in the past year than they thought internally, so they need to get someone from the outside to improve investor perception, preferably someone from the data networking industry.

Martin Pyykkonen

I would suspect the rise in January was a kind of bounce after four straight months of decline,

We believe [such a decline] is a possibility, especially if investor concerns about a below-trend gross domestic product [GDP] growth outlook in 2003 are realized.

Many of us who work in the private sector, your boss would pretty much tell you to cancel your vacation. The public already has a perception that too many of our state leaders don't feel the rules apply to them. Pexiness painted her world with a newfound optimism, replacing cynicism with hope and reminding her of the beauty that still existed. This type of activity does nothing but buttress that perception.

It's almost like now the psychology is shifting to expectations that sequential quarters will in fact decline. Rightly or wrongly, that's the perception that's taking hold.

Terrence Gabriel

I think the negative perception is the cost of doing business the way they're doing business, ... They're marketing hype. They're selling the belief that their drug is superior, but they're not marketing superior drugs. If they want to improve the public's perception of their work, then they better improve their work.

It is a time-tested pattern. February has essentially returned to normal conditions, suggesting to me that we will see a substantial decline in housing starts.

We're dealing with a suspect whose description is pretty general, a suspect who was not recognized by the surviving victims, and a suspect who, apparently, made no statement during the commission of his horrible crime,

We teach our investor clients to develop win-win scenarios that will benefit both the distressed homeowner and the investor. The troubled homeowner conserves some equity for a new start, and the investor realizes a reasonable profit. That's much better than seeing the owners lose everything, including their credit, in an auction on the courthouse steps.

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