Übersetzung für 'upside potential' von Englisch nach Deutsch

upside potential

Aufwärtspotenzial {n} [Steigerungs­möglichkeit]

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upside-down / upside down jellyfish [Cassiopeia andromeda, syn.: Medusa andromeda]

Mangrovenqualle {f}zool.T

Werbung

Lennard-Jones potential <L-J potential>

Lennard-Jones-Potential {n}chem.phys.

upside {adv}

oberhalb

aufwärts

upside

Oberseite {f}

positive Seite {f}

upside down {adj} {adv}

umgedreht [auf den Kopf gestellt]

durcheinander

upside down {adj}

kopfstehend

umgekehrt

umgestülpt

verkehrt

upside down

auf den Kopf gestellt

upside [fig.]

Vorteil {m}

upside down {adv}

kopfüber

turned upside down {adj} {past-p}

gestürzt [bes. österr.] [bes. schweiz.] [umgedreht, z. B. Reihenfolge]

suspended upside down

mit dem Kopf nach unten

to stand upside down

auf dem Kopf stehen

to turn upside down

das Oberste zu unterst kehren [alt]

to be upside down

auf dem Kopf stehen

• The writing of the call option provides extra income for an investor who is willing to forego some upside potential.
• The upside potential becomes much clearer for Joe once Momo "augments" him, by helping him grow a new eye on a 4D stalk, giving him the power to see in four-dimensional directions, as well as the ability to see into our dimension using a four-dimension perspective.
• The upside-potential ratio is a measure of a return of an investment asset relative to the minimal acceptable return.
• Nigeria's finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala believed this would be interesting to foreign investors interested in the upside potential of emerging markets.
• An asymmetric payoff (also called an asymmetric return) is the set of possible results of an investment strategy where the upside potential is greater than the downside risk.

• Cornwall seeks highly asymmetric investments, in which the upside potential significantly exceeds the downside risk, across a broad spectrum of strategies ranging from trades that seek to benefit from market inefficiencies to thematic fundamental trades.
• A passive investor relies on the controlling stakeholders and the management to conduct the business of the corporation in such a way as both to maximize its value and to share the upside potential with the passive investor.
• The upside potential ratio may be expressed as a ratio of a first-order upper partial moment to a normalized second-order lower partial moment.
• In most cases, current savings are insufficient to finance the target income level that allow the desired standard of living to be financed, so the investor needs to have access to upside potential via some performance seeking portfolio (PSP).