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We calculate an index called the Cyclical Trend Score (CTS) that is composed of broad market fundamental, technical and psychological indicators.
US Market Commentary from Seeking Alpha Erik McCurdy 2010
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I get the impression you are being sarcastic, but in case other readers don't get it what this generally means that if you take the entire deficit and factor out all of the "Cyclical" elements (i.e. lost tax revenue due to the current recession) what you are left with is the
Macleans.ca 2009
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"Cyclical" doesn't account for the corruption and incompetence that cost the Republican Party control of Congress in 2006 and that might cost Congressman Lee Terry his job in 2008.
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"Cyclical" doesn't account for the many failures of the Bush Administration.
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"Cyclical" doesn't account for the many failures of the Bush Administration.
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Cyclical conflicts can actually create intimacy: You've worked together to improve a problem, and that feels good.
Christine Carter, PhD: Should You Stay or Should You Go? PhD Christine Carter 2011
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Cyclical dynamics are driven by things like current macroeconomic conditions and sentiments (which go in cycles), recent electoral results (because newer incumbents are more vulnerable than older incumbents), the difference between Presidential-year and mid-term elections (which is a legally mandated cycle), and so forth.
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Wells Fargo & Co. offers a Cyclical Allocation Advisors Program, which starts with an asset-allocation model using ETFs and adjusts different sectors, like technology or retail, within the framework of the allocation as time passes.
A Helping Hand for Your Portfolio Jaime Levy Pessin 2010
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Cyclical shares led regional markets lower with the Sydney benchmark index briefly touching a four-week low.
World-Wide Worry Drags Down Asia Markets John Phillips 2011
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Cyclical conflicts can actually create intimacy: You've worked together to improve a problem, and that feels good.
Christine Carter, PhD: Should You Stay or Should You Go? PhD Christine Carter 2011
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