Sentences with phrase «anything about market timing»

None of the comments above suggests anything about market timing.

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«If we enter a bull market, these stocks will go from five times earnings to about 10 times earnings, and they haven't done anything yet,» he says.

A forward P / E ratio of 16.5 times earnings isn't anything to write home about, even if the stock trades on a forward free cash flow - to - enterprise value (market cap plus net debt) yield of 5.2 %.

I didn't know anything about marketing, about finding readers one by one, as Diogene looked for a honest man during the day, with a lantern; honest men were a rarity even at his time.

Working with first time authors who don't know anything about writing, publishing or marketing can be exhausting.

So I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of times those publishing houses are buying the rights to books cheaply, knowing they won't do anything with the book, just to avoid those books being flooded into the market and distracting people's attention away from the few books that they truly do care about?

Every time you post on Facebook or Twitter, every time someone visits your website, every time you send an e-mail message, every time you write an article about anything related to publishing — every time any of those things happen, you're marketing yourself and your books.

Each book you publish will probably do a little better, because you'll be learning and improving all the time, and growing your author platform (unless you're one of those writers who is completely ignoring your author platform, not learning anything about marketing, and just hoping to get lucky).

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Given that a mindful investing approach requires an empirical and logical reason for doing anything, we need to cover two concepts about timing the market, which can be distinguished by their relative time frames:

By getting exposure to all these asset classes, all the time, you're prepared for just about anything the markets will throw at you.

What I am specifically NOT talking about is most anything that appears on a list of investing / stock market books that are posted on forums, social media, etc. from time to time.

When I finally realized what was happening BBX shares had climbed from my exit price of $ 6.40 / share to around $ 8.50 / share and I thought «Gee, the easy money's been made and besides I don't really know anything about the time share market except that it seems to me a real scam!».

Day traders don't have the ability to spend time thinking about anything other than whether the market will go up far enough to make a profit if they buy, or fall far enough to make a profit if they short.

It's actually pretty obvious why MS don't make HDD standard, to let open the possibility to launch a model without HDD, cutting price and reaching mass market before PS3 (and by the time they was developing 360's hardware, Wii, which I think they don't know would suck in the hardware side), if needed... That's obvious so please, stop that «I don't know why MS don't make HDD standard», since you know, it was for playing cheap, unfair and [put anything negative about MS here] against competition.

The only time you really learn anything about them is when you do very specific market research.»

i know that the Ubisoft does not have good marketing and Ubisoft was a full if they thinkto give us PS + members free far crz 4 that be for Far Cry 5 increased demand for the same game... Rime was similliar at first look to Zelda and I don't klnow anything about this game... P.s: You must give us some of the time, one free game for PSVR, for all us who buy this PSVR set for 500 $ and more, for Move Controller's, Aim controller's etc... But tnx anyway, this is only mz opinion, maybe I'm wrong... Salute...

You know, the truly astonishing thing is that we hear that phrase (that we can't afford to do anything about our ecological overshoot because there are so many hungry peoplle) all the time, yet those are the same people who are strictly against what they call «wealth redistribution» and who are all for «globalization» and «free markets», the resukt of which over the last few decades has been that the gap between rich and poor has only gotten bigger and bigger.

«I think this is a huge concept that the world does not yet understand, but will become very important over time,» Ehrsam says, pointing to examples such as «file coin,» a digital token designed to power a decentralized document storage app similar to Dropbox, as well as «reputation,» a token designed to let people bet on just about anything through the prediction market Augur.