Having a .COM URL doesn't have any special significance other than perception. When someone sees a .COM address, they immediately see it as a serious website because it's the most common TLD. However, it doesn't have any technical differences over a .ORG, .BIZ, .INFO, or any other generic top-level domain.
Cost/Price Sensitivity of Customers. Price sensitivity can be defined as the consciousness of the customers to cost windows or range within which they make dealings. All the customers are always cost sensitive and concentrate basically to buy products on cheap rates. However, cost sensitivity of a customer substantially depends on condition of the market.
Here are 10 interest-rate-sensitive ETFs to love or hate, buy or sell. 1. Love (for now): SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) As the chart below shows, there've been 13 periods of rising rates since 1954. The S&P 500 declined during only four of them. Purely based on history, rising rates are not necessarily bearish for stocks.