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Such productions carry a substantial risk of failure, and most studios release blockbusters that both over- and underperform in a year.

As the authors concede, academic research on businesses that appoint COOs tends to suggest that they underperform companies that do not.

It was the start of a hotel boom that continues today, and the new owners of the iconic brand were unwilling to allow it to underperform.

When the market thinks an investment is going to underperform munis, it's safe to say we are not in the midst of euphoria.

Analysts argue that currencies could be moving into a new trading pattern, with the euro set to underperform when risk is on.

Asian high-yield bonds have started to underperform the wider market (see chart) as investors take a more conservative stance.

And most of those are merely 'underperform' calls. Just 189 notes, or 2% of the total, are outright 'sell' recommendations.

These stocks have been regarded in the past as a geared play on global growth, and thus tended to underperform as the economy slowed.

Historically, the typical stock market investor has managed to underperform the market itself, unerringly buying high and selling low.

But you may remember that Larson is an extremely conservative investor who would naturally underperform in boffo years.

In a country where state institutions too often underperform, he acquired an unusual reputation for getting results.

Eleven analysts still rate the stock a buy or an outperform, while just two have it as a sell or underperform.

And Citi calls it "unusual" in a general up market for emerging markets to underperform developed markets.

Headmasters are often appointed in their 30s and rewarded with merit pay if they do well but moved on quickly if their schools underperform.

Already, some construction lawyers have said that owners might face additional risk of lawsuits if buildings are found to underperform.

It is no secret that mere emulations will always underperform the original.

But even prior to the FIFA ranking system, favorites have tended to underperform at the World Cup.

In my view, it is likely that U. S. stocks and bonds will underperform their long-term average returns for years to come.

In the interim, our economy will not have access to all of the credit it needs and may underperform, at great cost to our society.

An RBC Capital analyst cut his price target on Burlington Northern's stock to $87 from $91, while keeping his "underperform" rating.

In addition, local stocks avoided by fund managers underperform the local stocks they hold by a risk-adjusted 3 percent per year.

When the DR3 goes from overvalued to neutral equities should underperform treasury bills or bonds or gold.

Investors have seen Nokia underperform the market by about 30 per cent over the past year.

As a result, the foregone conclusion is that US interest rates will rise and bonds will underperform significantly.

Netflix was raised to "buy" from "underperform" at Bank of America Corp.

When issuing firms are large relative to repurchasing firms, for example, we find that large firms subsequently underperform.

For example, men tend to overtrade their investment accounts, causing them to underperform women.

Underperform An analyst recommendation that means a stock is expected to do slightly worse than the market return