Not exact matches
Some editors will want certainty and thus a fixed fee (probably paid by a specified date), others will
prefer the
potential larger but later
rewards of getting a % age of sales.
We generally
prefer the BankAmericard Travel
rewards credit card to the Capital One ® VentureOne ® Rewards Credit Card, due to the fact that the two cards are extremely similar, with one of the key differences being the better long - term earning potential of the Bof
rewards credit card to the Capital One ® VentureOne ®
Rewards Credit Card, due to the fact that the two cards are extremely similar, with one of the key differences being the better long - term earning potential of the Bof
Rewards Credit Card, due to the fact that the two cards are extremely similar, with one of the key differences being the better long - term earning
potential of the BofA card.
And I still
prefer European equities: In my opinion, lower corporate margins, cheaper valuations, Europe's position (vs. the US) in the economic cycle, and the ECB's huge & still untapped firepower (vs. that of the Fed), all present a superior risk -
reward proposition — in terms of market upside, and in terms of
potential restructuring and M&A.
Analogously, we sometimes attribute the so - called Low Volatility Anomaly to behavioral causes; risk - seeking investors
prefer to buy exciting stocks for their perceived upside
potential, while investors in lower - volatility stocks reap the
reward of risk - seekers» undue enthusiasm; figuratively, they are selling lottery tickets.
I hold accordingly... but for other individual shareholders, it will depend on their portfolio & perspective: On average, event - driven investments do offer attractive risk /
reward, but if you're itching to buy a high
potential growth stock right now (for example), you may
prefer to raise some necessary cash.