outperformance
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- noun
- /ˌaʊtpərˈfɔːrməns/
- Specialized
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sobresaliente
- Investors are always looking for funds that promise long-term outperformance relative to the market average.
You can see the long run outperformance of stocks over bonds and bonds over bills.
- You can see the long run outperformance of stocks over bonds and bonds over bills.
- The high Flyers period of outperformance came to an end and the beaten down stocks went on to beat the market after the publication date.
- Academic literature discusses how various factor outperformances are possibly driven by additional risk being taken on by investors.
Examples
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Third, recognize the breadth of factors that are driving the leaders' outperformance, as that might help your own company quantify the value of proposed customer experience improvements.
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GBP/USD: Sterling's outperformance against its rivals is seen in moderate expectation for the near term.
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However, the results suggest that this outperformance occurs only in the long term.
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You can see the long run outperformance of stocks over bonds and bonds over bills.
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The hurdle rate is the annualized percentage return beyond which the outperformance of net investor returns is shared with the fund manager.
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When considering the growth drivers mentioned above, investors should look toward a China Mobile deal as the most bullish, followed by a Q1 outperformance.
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Indeed, the results of the present study suggest that it is the outperformance of band and orchestra students in the uncontrolled models that drives the entire observed bivariate advantage for music students' standardized test scores.
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In any case, the current demand for HKD is driven by foreign hot money flowing into the local stock market (for much of October) — note the outperformance of the Hang Seng Index vs the S&P.
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While PMI's across the region contracted, Germany's showed relative outperformance, rising to a three-month high, which speaks to some degree to the massive outperformance of the DAX (up 18% YTD) compared to almost every other major equity index.
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The company's strategy has led to consistent outperformance in the tech sector compared to its competitors.
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
outperformance = outperform (transparent) = out + perform + ance
Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ance' to the verb 'outperform'; the meaning (the act/result of doing better) follows directly from 'out'+'perform'.
Etymology
Outperformance comes from the prefix out- meaning 'more than' or 'beyond', as in outdo and outrun, and performance meaning 'how well you do something'. So outperformance is like 'doing better than others', which is why we use it for a person, fund, or company that does above the usual level.