Sentences with phrase «actually buying more shares»

One of the nice things about DCA is when the market falls, you are actually buying more shares for the same dollar amount as the previous month.

Not exact matches

Businesses may actually end up buying more online ads on Facebook to promote themselves, because simply creating content and attempting to share it on the news feed for free will no longer work as well as it once did.

By using margin, and borrowing on my account, I could buy more shares than I could actually afford on my own money.

In fact — people forget this, but — I actually bought Weight Watchers after it had fallen more than 50 % from its high (of over $ 80 a share).

But instead of dealing with the issue our friend sets of on a path of misdirection raising tales of Sir Henry, who actually did nothing that was not going on at every other club to some degree and which all, other than the toffs, would support; well maybe not the bus but at least he was not parking it; quoting wrongdoings when far more embarrassing incidents happened at his own club and confusing himself with the commercial practices of issuing, buying and selling and trading shares.

Charity actually spreads more of the holiday spirit through buying for others; remember the festive season is all about sharing the joy.

But what's more is that they actually share this with you when you buy the pieces.

I'll likely be adding more favorites below in the next few days and sharing what I actually bought.

Is there a way to get more of these people up on stage — not just talking about their fears in this new era of publishing — but actually sharing what they create to remind everyone of why consumers buy books in the first place?

2) Breaking even implies some fixed or defined loss, which doesn't exist in the case of file sharing, as file sharing may actually buy more than non file - sharers.

Even as few as 5 super-engaged followers who are actually buying your books and sharing your content, will do loads more for your marketing than thousands of followers who never engage.

(You can actually get lower expense ratios by using their brokerage account to trade the ETF versions of their funds commission - free, though you'll have to worry more about the actual number of shares you want to buy, instead of just plopping in and out dollar amounts).

Although it's nice to publish big, fancy numbers on these updates I really wish the run in equities was much less and I'd actually have larger ownership stakes in many companies because my money would have bought more shares.

So I had to shake my head yesterday... reading an article which reminded me SBUX has actually rallied 1,100 % since 2009 (despite its more recent share price malaise)!?! A reminder that often the hardest part of buying growth stocks isn't buying them, or even realising gains on them... it's NOT participating in the huge long - term rally after you realised your measly gain & proudly told people «you never go broke taking a profit»!

During the period before retirement, lower stock and bond prices actually help you buy more shares than you could if prices were high, so the real question is what the funds are doing at the time...

More generally: As operating margins rise, my P / S multiples expand — I've actually evaluated & even bought shares in the past with a 4.5 P / S price target, based on 30 % or so operating margins.

In addition, dollar - cost averaging during your early years means the wide swings actually work in your favor: you're buying more shares when the price is low, less shares when the price is high.

Considering, herein, the fact that I am unable to actually buy that many shares of the underlying as that would be much more than $ 1000.

Therefore, if you have the conviction to hold a decent - sized Altas position, almost inevitably you'll actually have to go out & buy a lot more shares — and that could be a tough proposition.

Declining stock prices actually favor young investors, because it means the shares they buy have more room to grow in the decades before they hit retirement.

The put prices will likely be much more volatile than the stock price, but they can actually be a lower risk trade if you can handle the mark - to - market volatility and they can be a good way to try and enter a stock at a lower price, as Warren Buffett did with some of his acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe shares prior to buying the entire business.

All valuations are rough & ready — I'd perform far more detailed research if I was actually planning to buy a share.