Mr. Haas says that these instruments changed the way he plays and teaches Rameau.
These instruments allow for investors to hedge their oil exposure as easily as buying a stock.
Nor is it possible to credit Mr. Obama with using these instruments thus far particularly effectively.
Like adjustable mortgages, these instruments, issued and securitized by banks, are reset as rates change.
State law, therefore, dictates how and when the terms of these instruments can be changed or modified.
Another satisfying aspect of Wagner's scoring for brass is the imagination with which he employs these instruments.
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Get these instruments of mass destruction back to what they were supposed to do: mimic mutual funds.
You can either buy these instruments or, if you want to reduce your exposure to crude, short them.
But as these instruments mature, this special dispensation will expire, and they will have to use undated replacements.
But the Lone Star deal sets a new, and very low, benchmark for the price of these instruments.
As a result of these downgrades, valuations for these instruments have dropped sharply.
These instruments are called 'derivatives' because they derive from an underlying financial asset - in this case, share prices.
High management fees aren't the only way these instruments can raise investors' costs.
From time to time governments are sorely tempted to keep these instruments from being invented, which is the wrong response.
But given their high levels of deposit funding, Cypriot banks issued very few of these instruments, mostly to retail investors.
These instruments will determine the rock sample's precise chemistry and mineralogy, and identify any interesting carbon chemistry that may be present.
Some investors are under the illusion that their principal is safe in these instruments, which have the kicker of high yields.
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T-squares that did this work, but the tremendous amount of muscle power needed to wield these instruments saved me from redundancy.
Perhaps the biggest question of all concerns the complexity of these instruments.
Until now, these instruments have been mainly used to insure catastrophic risk.
While the three main reasons presented above are all pros to using convertible notes in consumer, there are definite downsides to these instruments.
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Perhaps that's because these instruments are not so much diagnostic as therapeutic, not about solving problems but about making people feel warm and fuzzy.
The idea that these instruments could be used as weapons is so foreign to them that they often push back angrily, denying the obvious.
The howls for expensing options emanate from the misguided notion that these instruments were a prime cause of the late 1990s bubble and corporate scandals.
For many, these instruments at best were peripheral to their business.
These instruments should not be used as a speculative tool anymore.
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These instruments were sold to investors as quite safe, even cash-like.
These executives in Wall Street creating these instruments, the executives of the two government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, made huge, staggering amounts of money.
And there are a lot of companies that use these instruments to that legitimate end -- they are managing exposure to fluctuating prices or currencies, fluctuating markets.
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The rules controlling these instruments (the number of signatures required to start an initiative, the time allowed to gather signatures, and so on) differ from place to place.
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