Sentences with phrase «always be a loss»

Arsenal think they're saving cost, but in retrospect, it's always been a loss.

He explains: «Books have always been a loss leader for Amazon, a way to attract customers for more profitable items.

(Without taking the writing and editing time into consideration of course, because we know then it will always be a loss.)

They will always be a loss leader, even if you're at an event tailored to attract only fans of your genre.

There will always be losses and long periods of draw downs....

There will always be losses but they will be easier to bear, with no panic that leads to selling off at the lows, or buying at the highs.

The best look at it as a cost of doing business, and try to view it together with all other investment decisions made — there will always be losses, but were there gains as well, and more of them over the long haul?

Not exact matches

«The minimum processing requirements fund was always intended to compensate hard - working Newfoundlanders and Labradorians for demonstrable losses as a result of the removal of these requirements,» the statement said.

The theory of the Hedonic Treadmill applies and when the negative feelings came forth, just as the theory suggests, it was felt times two because, as humans, we always feel loss more than we feel gain.

But, if you're really heartbroken about the loss of this «chew chew» train you could always head to Disneyland over the next few weeks to catch its last ride around the track.

So, since you are asking people who are trying to turn losses into a viable business whether or not they think they will be more profitable, isn't the answer always «yes?»

The bills were always paid for by advertising, and so in a way the writing was a loss leader, designed to attract enough eyeballs that brands would want to advertise to.

There's always the hope and belief that the value created by a few successful unicorns will offset the losses of those that fail.

The profit and loss statement (or income statement as it is more commonly known) does not always equal the cash flow statement.

Such single day losses are always tough to swallow, but these drops come after an almost continuous stream of losses since the start of the year, with barely a whiff of a positive market response to act as a buffer.

While a loss is always distressing, no one can lose more than $ 5 on a $ 5 stock.

It is always possible that any trade could generate a loss if the manager's expectations do not come to pass.

That is exactly what happened, the lenders exhausted the pool of borrowers, the reflexive impact of rising demand pushing prices higher began to wane, and the virtuous cycle turned dramatically (as they always do eventually) into a vicious cycle that triggered the Global Financial Crisis and those same banks that made all the ill - advised loans were crushed by massive losses Then, yet again, what were the «Masses» doing at the peak?

After the loss, Steve Kerr said, «The biggest adjustment you make in the playoffs is always an emotional one.»

Whenever there are 5 or more «distribution days» (losses on higher volume) in a major index within a 3 to 4 week period, and leading stocks begin selling off on heavy volume, it is always a major concern.

It takes a collapse in liquidity to create a crisis, and if insolvent borrowers remain liquid, we are likely instead to see a long, difficult period of slow growth in which the losses are painfully ground out of the system (and always turn out to be greater than they would have been had they been recognized immediately).

Of all the traders I know and have met, the one thing they always describe as their «secret weapon» and the reason for their success, is focusing on capital preservation; keep losses consistently below a certain dollar threshold and secure profits and let them run when you can.

Downside risk should always be assessed in relation to upside potential: a 10 % loss is recovered by an 11 % gain, a 15 % loss is recovered by an 18 % gain, and a painful 20 % loss is recovered by a 25 % gain.

Heather Ann is now a nationally syndicated radio show host of «The Win» where she shares her incredible story of success and loss on the entrepreneur journey, and her true happiness in a completely compelling and vulnerable way that audiences relate to and always learn from.

Jeremy Siegel, author and respected professor (read Why Boring is Almost Always More Profitable), has shown in his research that dividends can lower the amount of time it takes you to regain losses in an investment.

It's a reminder that in aviation, overcapacity and financial losses are always just around the corner.

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Diversification may not always protect against losses, but a balanced portfolio that includes these three types of investments may be more insulated from risk and less impacted by market gyrations.

Sure, stocks can go down, but over any 10 year period in history they are always up at least 7 % per year when the gains and losses are averaged out.

«It has been our experience that excessive debt (almost always taken on during periods of optimism) is the single most common cause of permanent capital loss for investors» Zeke Ashton

As always in such «contrarian» situations, the risk is high that I am too early and that I will make losses on the first few investments.

Learn to take a loss — You won't always be right, so you need to learn that your first loss is your best loss.

-LSB-...] It always feels like this is the big one when losses start to pile up.

If you remember only one thing from today's lesson, let it be this: always determine your stop loss placement before determining your position size, your stop loss placement should be determined by logic, not by greed.

We of course are striving for much higher returns, and so we must be opportunistic and search for extreme value, with the number one goal (and number two goal) of always protecting against permanent loss of capital.

Advantages: Arbitrage can be done any time there are price inefficiencies (so, pretty much always with crypto), and it has almost zero risk of losses if done correctly.

«The loss of life — it's always tragic — but it's been incredible the results that we've had with respect to loss of life,» Trump told reporters at the White House.

Throughout history, severe market losses and crashes have nearly always been the result of an upward spike in previously compressed risk premiums.

«The loss of life, it's always tragic.

Arbitrage can be done any time there are price inefficiencies (so, pretty much always with crypto), and it has almost zero risk of losses if done correctly.

Risk control — Binary Options possess a distinct payout and loss structure so that you will always know exactly the magnitude of your potential profits and losses even before your orders are activated.

This is not the first round of attacks against the exchange, and, within our professional team, we always manage to detect such attacks very quickly, preventing losses.

I personally believe this is a poor dividend investing strategy as my goal is always to aim for quality; it is easier to figure out how to distribute the dividends across time for myself than to deal with the capital loss of having bought a company which turns out to be a lemon and cuts its dividend.

The problem is it can be hard to make up for lost ground, as the rate of return required to recoup a loss is always greater than the loss itself.

But having some losses on your account occasionally remind you that markets are tough and you should always be cautious.

 The Harper government's decision last year to write off every penny of the auto aid and thus build it all into last year's deficit calculation (which I questioned at the time as curious and even misleading) has already been proven wrong. Since the money was already «written off» by Ottawa as a loss (on grounds that they had little confidence it would be repaid — contradicting their own assurances at the same time that it was an «investment,» not a bail - out), any repayment will come as a gain that can be recorded in the budget on the revenue side. Jim Flaherty has learned from past Finance Ministers (especially Paul Martin) that it's always politically better to make the budget situation look worse than it is (even when the bottom has fallen out of the balance), thus positioning yourself to triumphantly announce «surprising good news» (due, no doubt, to «careful fiscal management») down the road. The auto package could thus generate as much as $ 10 billion in «surprising good news» for Ottawa in the years to come (depending on the ultimate worth of the public equity share).

The emphasis will always be placed first on preventing the permanent loss of capital, and good results should follow» Michael Burry «When the market goes up, I try to capture 70 to 80 percent of the move, and when the market goes down, I try to lose only 30 or 40 percent of it» Martin Taylor

A beautiful wife is not always a blessing as some of lifes biggest lessons do not come when you win the lottery but when you fall down in complete loss and suffering.

Yesterday, President Obama took to the podium and proclaimed, ``... we have always been and always will be a triple - A country,» and it sounded like empty sentimentalism from a man at a loss for words and for meaning» the kind of helpless, grasping - at - straws thing you say to a defeated friend you are trying to buck up, even as you know you lack the answers, or the resources, to offer either consolation or solutions.

«In the Christian tradition, loss, collapse and failure have always been seen as not only unavoidable, but even necessary on the path to wisdom, freedom and personal maturity,» Blaszczak said.