Sentences with phrase «market fluctuations mean»

Market fluctuations mean you could stand to lose if you invest in stocks.

This natural market fluctuation means ETF shares can be traded at either a premium or a discount relative to their net asset value (NAV).

Not exact matches

Our current hedge places our line of defense between the 800 and 900 area on the S&P 500 for now, meaning that our sensitivity to market fluctuations begins to mute on market weakness below about 900, and would strongly mute if the S&P 500 approaches 800 or lower.

Accordingly, the Strategic Growth Fund is now back to a fully - hedged investment stance - meaning that the Fund continues to be fully invested in a broadly diversified group of stocks that appear to have some combination of favorable valuation and favorable market action, while at the same time, the Fund carries an offsetting short position of equal size in the S&P 500 and Russell 2000 indices (using option combinations that mimic short futures contracts) intended to mute the impact of broad market fluctuations on the Fund.

Of course, some of the strongest returns for the Fund have been achieved while the Fund has been fully hedged - so our present investment stance only means that the Fund's returns are not likely to be significantly affected by market fluctuations.

This means that the cost of borrowing money stays constant throughout the life of the loan and won't change with fluctuations in the market.

In practice, that means that the Fund would quickly and almost invariably lose at least 1 - 2 % in the event of a substantial market decline, at which point I would expect the put options beneath the portfolio to reduce the impact of market fluctuations on the portfolio.

These groups were less concerned about market fluctuations and more concerned with issues of social equity, environmental health and having fun, which meant they unwittingly epitomised the goals of political ecology, by challenging the dominant agricultural methods of production and marketing.

On the flip side, no down payment means you start your life as a homeowner with no equity in your property, making you more susceptible to fluctuations in your local real estate market.

This means that the cost of borrowing money stays constant throughout the life of the loan and won't change with fluctuations in the market.

Fluctuations in every corner of the financial markets are inevitable, but that doesn't mean keeping your investments in one place is the best way to go.

The fixing of the rate means it's not subject to market fluctuations; if general interest rates go up, your loan rate remains the same.

For MCT, the word risk means only market risk, i.e., fluctuations in prices of securities.

First off, you generally want to park your emergency fund somewhere that is «safe», meaning something that is not subject to market fluctuations.

That means than in case some fluctuations are happening on a market, interest rate for you line of credit can rise and then you'll have to pay more.

This is similar to the argument Benoit Mandelbrot and Nassim Taleb made about Mandelbrot's observation that fluctuations in markets for shares, futures, and commodities are not normally distributed but have fat tails: this means that standard risk - management practices (e.g., stress - testing portfolios) will fail to account properly for extremely unlikely events.

Therefore, strong asset ownership or high net worth means that you can afford to take a higher financial risk and secure you against fluctuations in the market.

Putting your money in that coin would mean that your money is safe and stable, without worrying about the market's turbulence and fluctuations.

First, real estate transactions are an attractive means for laundering money because they involve high - value assets that can shield ill - gotten gains from market instability and exchange rate fluctuations.

Even small fluctuations in housing markets or interest rates could mean thousands of dollars saved or spent over the course of 15 to 30 years, depending on your loan term.