Sentences with phrase «will investors stick»

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This year, the Wall Street bigwigs stuck to many lesser - known companies, but their picks — both bullish and bearish, with several investors recommending shorting stocks, or betting that their prices will fall — moved market prices in several cases.

If it were to stall at current levels, investors will likely stick with their current allocations, analysts said.

In most cases, it's not even the best option — not for founders, not for investors and not for our national economy (especially since many early - stage Canadian companies benefit from generous government incentives issued with the assumption that they'll stick around).

The legendary buy - and - hold investor says he'll stick to what he knows.

«Long term, Bill Ackman has still made a lot of people a lot of money and they will likely stick with him, having known that a ride with him can be pretty up and down,» said one long - term investor.

The Fed's preferred measure of underlying inflation has retreated to 1.5 % from 1.8 % earlier in 2017 and investors are growing increasingly doubtful policymakers will be able to stick to their anticipated pace of tightening of three interest rate rises this year and next.

As a (now) early - stage investor, I invest in businesses when I believe that 1) the founder has the passion and fortitude to stick with it through the tough times; 2) I have experience that can be helpful in propelling the business to first revenue, cash flow positive or exit; and 3) I will be engaged throughout the early days of the company.

The question is whether Spiegel will stick to his under - the - radar image or address investors head - on.

The question for investors is whether he'll stick around to finish it.

I was resisting going down the path of highlighting the benefits of dividend investing... There are many benefits but I also agree that sticking to the conglomerates will limit the upswing of a stock (unless there is a market crash recovery) which young investors could benefit.

I have to imagine that for most investors their overall stock returns will be greater sticking with dividend stocks than chasing those elusive multi-baggers.

... we'll stick with what we've found works... buying exceptional value, when investors are extremely scared and we have the start of an uptrend in place.

You will have to develop a (near) accurate figure for the capital you need and also stick to it in your investor's presentation and negotiations.

So while citizens of other countries who arrive here looking to build a life in this province will get stuck paying extra, the savvy and wealthy investors who are driving this out - of - control market will easily find a way around it.

Also, if a mutual fund is constantly buying and selling shares, the investor will face a lot of short - term capital gains, which will hurt them on their taxes.As investors, we want to stick to buy and hold strategies... so we would hope our mutual funds do the same.

We generally think that most investors will do better to stick to a long - term plan and not make such calls, which on balance will hurt more than they help.

Many investors will choose to take dividend payments and use them to purchase more shares of the same stick.

In fact, he's probably right when he says that many investors won't put in the effort to identify attractive funds, and of those that do, many won't have the courage to stick with them when they encounter inevitable difficult times.

Following on from the statement, investors such as Usmanov will now be considering whether it is worth sticking around at Arsenal, and risk a big decline in the club's standing, much like Kroenke has seen with some of his other sports teams.

Madden, who has covered baseball for New York's Daily News for 32 seasons, draws upon his extensive personal history with the Boss — as well as from more than 150 new interviews and the previously unmined tape - recorded diaries of former team president Gabe Paul — to paint a vivid and entertaining portrait of the marine - transport scion who, after he and a group of investors bought the club for $ 8.8 million in 1973, vowed, «I'll stick to building ships,» and then did anything but.

The largest investor in Research In Motion said Thursday that he will stick with the BlackBerry company despite founder Mike Lazaridis's announcement that he will leave the company.

If interest rates increase, the investor will be stuck with an instrument yielding below market rates.

Martin Pelletier: While the past decade hasn't been kind for those Canadian investors who stuck close to home, perhaps now is the time that will finally change

Graham himself suggested defensive investors should stick to stocks with price - to - book - value ratios of 1.5 or less, although he was willing to consider stocks with slightly higher ratios from time to time.

As a result, many investors with extensive gains who decide the fee savings aren't worth the big tax hit will remain stuck in the higher - cost product.

John Bogle and other lumpers warn us that it's unlikely that a typical investor will stick with a strategy that doesn't work as expected for 10 years or longer, and that abandoning the bets on small - cap or value stocks after an extended period of underperformance will reduce the investor's long - term returns relative to simply investing in the total stock market.

Will today's investor stick with it?

Mutual Funds The Truth About Top - Performing Mutual Fund Managers Top - performing mutual fund managers will likely underperform their benchmarks at some point, but investors are usually rewarded for sticking with them.

For most investors, sticking with a passive strategy for retirement investing will probably result in the best long - term returns.

When there are no buyers, you can't sell your shares, and you'll be stuck with them until there is some buying interest from other investors.

For those who follow a passive approach, the degree of success or failure will depend on how faithfully an investor sticks to their plan.

Whether that momentum, largely driven by a frenzy in cryptocurrency, can serve as a catalyst or if it is just a blip that will revert over the next few months, there is clearly a case for volatility to stick around with many more investors jumping into the markets.

Your investing plan can change as often as you need it to, but should zero in on high - quality stocks and diversification One of the most common investment platitudes you'll ever hear is that investors should, «have a plan (or system) and stick to it.»

That guaranteed income can come with a lot of caveats, including the risk that in the future, better opportunities will come along and the investor will be stuck with a low - yielding annuity.

First of all, I'm for anything that will encourage investors to follow a long term strategy and stick with it.

Investors tend to focus on products, but whether you use mutual funds or ETFs is less important than ensuring you have a well - diversified, low - cost portfolio and a strategy you'll stick with over the long haul.

He concludes that investors need a strong rationale for investing in a factor and why it will persist so that they will be able to stick with it through the long run.

One of the most common investment platitudes you'll ever hear is that investors should, «have a plan (or system) and stick to it.»

This L / S isn't necessarily better in true performance, but it seems that in practice the average investor will get better returns because they will stick with it if there is less volatility.

By investing in these funds investors will stay out of the high flying, potentially volatile stocks and stick with tried and true, financially solid, dividend paying companies.

In times when the internet and social media are all the rage, the intelligent investor is sticking to tried and true industries that are always in demand and will always have a customer.

For the equity portion of the Sleepy Portfolio, we will stick to the iShares and iUnits ETFs offered by Barclays Global Investors.

Investors with a smaller cash balance will stick to mutual funds because it is unlikely that the MER advantage of the ETF will overcome the cost of commissions to buy and sell.

Stick with a winner, watch how he thinks, how he does things and perhaps, someday will you also be a good investor with regular profits.

Stick to those basic principles and you will probably outperform most active professional investors and keep you financial fitness in tip - top shape.

My best answer is stick with index funds forever for the convenience unless you are a super keen investor in which case you will probably figure out the proper time to switch yourself.

Because value strategies often don't work over shorter time frames, institutional pressures and individual instincts will continue to make it difficult for most investors to stick with them over the long term.

When there are no buyers, you can't sell your shares, and you'll be stuck with them until there is some interest from other investors.

Lastly, while ETFs offer some advantages over mutual funds, for beginning investors, stick with mutual funds because you'll be able to invest an exact dollar amount every month.

Then we have New York, which plays host to plenty of property companies with far more leverage & investors who couldn't care less about Price / Book... I think I'll stick with Germany!