market diversification

Dever's trading philosophy is based on broad strategy and market diversification.

Let's be real folks, here is the reality ... Big companies are being squeezed by innovation and market diversification.

The IMF also pointed out remaining challenges, including the need for further reductions in public debt, increased financial sector regulation, and market diversification.

Their business remained in collecting low-volume deposits, as early attempts at market diversification had been curtailed by the Savings Bank Act 1891.

Collaborating with local partners at centers around the country, MEP offers training and one-on-one sessions in areas such as quality and environmental management systems, cost control, and market diversification.

Instead of dreaming about Silicon Valleys, Russia should go ahead with real modernisation, focusing on efficient use of raw materials and market diversification, in terms of both geography and product range.

While numerous attempts at market diversification have been made, the struggle to develop the political and economic infrastructure necessary to successfully respond to market fluctuations, and loss of competitiveness, in key export sectors remains a struggle.

This is expressed in a number of ways such as regional and marketing diversifications, the attraction and risk of moving into new and untested product markets, broadening and changing technological resources and, more radically, changing the fundamental directions and goals of the organization.

SIMILARLY, Harold Evensky, an investment adviser in Coral Gables, Fla., is basically sitting tight, changing just one fund, despite the fact that his portfolio's broad market diversification only seemed to reduce returns in a roaring large-cap domestic bull market.