Sentences with phrase «actually lost money»

If there's a loss in the next fifty years in that example, you've actually lost money.

Unfortunately, the results are a little skewed; six out of the ten stocks actually lost money, but Cannabics Pharmaceuticals had a return of over 4,200 %.

Thus, said the lawyers, the company hadn't gained any competitive advantage by polluting the river; it had actually lost money doing so.

And prior to this last Spider - Man all but one of Sony's movies were technically not big money makers (actually lost money after expenses).

Nintendo actually lost money in the first half of this fiscal year, who'd have thunk it?

If a company has had a rough quarter and actually lost money, it can dip into its retained earnings (cash) to cover future dividend payments.

Remember, if you buy a bond that yields 2 % and the annual rate of inflation for the year is 3 %, then you've actually lost money in terms of buying power at the end of the year.

$ 10,000 put into the ETF five years ago would have actually lost money, even after collecting dividends.

We were one of the unfortunate few who actually lost money on Infosys (and HLL and Zee)!

We forgot to mention that inflation was 3 % for the periods involved which means their cash actually lost money (purchasing power risk) as well.

I showed him the graph below which shows lower than average TOTAL returns in a rising interest rate environment and he checked his long - term data and found that bond holders between 1953 and 1980 had actually lost money.

The value of your portfolio would have dropped drastically but the only ones who actually lost money are the ones who sold.

So in this case I actually lost money.

One of the rich ironies in all of this is that the Defendants actually lost money by switching to the agency model.

When you do the math, you see that he actually LOST MONEY on this so - called book deal.

If he hadn't been penny pinching, and actually bought some defensive muscle along with Cech — Kante would've been a good start, I doubt if AS would've left at all, so he's actually lost money by being stingy.

In fact, a low - cost index of large global companies, the MSCI All Country World Index, almost exactly matched hedge - fund returns during the same nine - year period of our bet (and international stocks actually lost money during that period.)

So, in the end, the hackers actually lost both money and time carrying out this attempted heist.

It appears none of Shkreli's hedge fund investors actually lost money in the end, but he was so widely reviled by the time of his trial that it was difficult to find an unbiased jury to hear the case.

However, that same index actually lost money over the 10 years preceding that date.

The show that once made billions of dollars in profits will actually lose money in its current 13th season, multiple sources connected with the show tell TMZ.

30 [percent] of drivers are actually losing money once vehicle expenses are included.

(Shkreli says his investors didn't actually lose any money.)

Executives like Steven T. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary nominee, and Wilbur Ross, the choice for commerce secretary, may actually lose money on some of the assets they have to sell.

So, in reality, although slowly increasing your bids feels like a good way to save money, this strategy actually loses you money in the long run.

None of these is a sure thing and can actually lose money if you aren't careful, but provided things go well and management is able, it's possible to turn a profit.

Despite the 10 - year US Treasury bond only yielding roughly 2.2 %, that's still much higher than 10 - year Treasury bonds from countries like France (0.6 %), Germany (0.3 %), Japan (0.0 %), and Switzerland, where you actually lose money lending -LRB--0.2 %).

If the rate of return on your money is lower than the inflation rate you're actually losing money by keeping yours in a money market account.

By keeping my long term savings in a savings account, I was actually losing money over time, so I set out to learn how to become an equity or stock investor.

Most people are actually losing money.

Doing this will actually lose you money.

Every year they choose to work past age 60, they forfeit pension wealth, meaning they're actually losing money by working additional years.

It was using the Land Cruiser for my first summer job as a delivery boy for a local Middle Eastern cafe that taught me that you can actually lose money (filling up the tank) while still making a living — some sage advice that was.

There are not many companies with such integrity as yours that will actually lose money to take care of a customer and inform them of products you make that they did not know about.

According to your math, you will actually lose money, because you'll need to spend more than just $ 5,000 on a website.

They buy my books from a wholesaler and my calculation is that Amazon actually loses money on my books.

In November, Time magazine's «Moneyland» site calculated that Amazon was actually losing money with its Amazon Prime shipping service — and that on average, Amazon was losing $ 11 for each Prime customer.

And the company is either making very little profit on that, or actually losing money, depending on who you ask.

Many insurance companies actually lose money writing insurance, but make money on investments.

or did he actually lose money.

In fact, you may actually lose money after taxes and if inflation continues on its 1.7 percent climb *.

There are 25 such funds, but it's reassuring to find only 3 older than three years old, which presumably means fixed income funds that actually lose money don't stay around very long.

Should you lapse the policy within the first few years that it is in force, the insurance company can actually lose money on the transaction.

After the costs of selling your property, you may actually lose money in the process.

Since the rate of return you're going to get on your money in the bank is going to be well under the rate of inflation, you're actually losing money over time.

Certainly equity funds are a means of investment that demands more attention from the investor than the well - known savings account, but then an equity fund pays off while a savings account is actually losing money.

There's also the risk that in the opposite scenario of deflation these instruments will actually lose you money (in nominal terms).

There are the Stephenie Meyers and the Stephen Kings on one end of the spectrum, and the self - published authors who actually lose money to see their work in book form on the other.

Since Lending Club's fee is a percentage of the payment, investors can actually lose money if borrowers quickly repay loans, say within the first month.

If your retirement planning involves holding your money in T - bills for the last few years of your life, it will generate a minimal return after taxes — you may actually lose money after accounting for taxes and inflation.