market-sensitive
1market intelligence — ˌmarket inˈtelligence noun [uncountable] MARKETING information that a company gathers about a market, such as information about its customers and competitors: • Without such market intelligence, a company cannot remain sensitive to its market. *… …
2sensitive — [sen′sə tiv] adj. [ME sensitife < MFr sensitif < ML sensitivus < L sensus: see SENSE] 1. of the senses or sensation; esp., connected with the reception or transmission of sense impressions; sensory 2. receiving and responding to stimuli… …
3sensitive market — A market in commodities, securities, etc. , that is sensitive to outside influences because it is basically unstable. For example, a poor crop in a commodity market may make it sensitive, with buyers anxious to cover their requirements but… …
4Market data — Example of a stock chart, the stock shown is SourceForge, Inc. In finance, market data is quote and trade related data associated with equity, fixed income, financial derivatives, currency, and other investment instruments. Market data is… …
5sensitive — adj. & n. adj. 1 (often foll. by to) very open to or acutely affected by external stimuli or mental impressions; having sensibility. 2 (of a person) easily offended or emotionally hurt. 3 (often foll. by to) (of an instrument etc.) responsive to… …
6Market Cycles — 1. Trends or patterns that may exist in a given market environment, allowing some securities or asset classes to outperform others. The securities themselves may exhibit price patterns in their trading. 2. Trends within a particular sector or… …
7sensitive — / sensɪtɪv/ adjective able to feel something sharply ● The market is very sensitive to the result of the elections. ⇒ price sensitive …
8sensitive — / sensɪtɪv/ adjective able to feel something sharply ● The market is very sensitive to the result of the elections …
9sensitive market — A market that reacts to a great extent to good or bad news. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
10market-facing enterprise — / mɑ:kɪt feɪsɪŋ ˌentəpraɪz/ noun an organisation that is sensitive to the needs of its markets and customers and arranges its activities with them in mind …
