Sentences with phrase «based companies tend»

Traditional inflation hedge, commodity - based companies tend to see increased profits as inflation rises.

Companies that are small tend to be riskier than large companies while value - based companies tend to be riskier than growth - based companies, so it is important to diversify across all 9 style profiles, even if one part is weighted heavier than the others based on your risk tolerance.

Not exact matches

We also tend to make generalizations about a person's individual contribution to a project based on how we feel about a group the person belongs to: a team, a company, or — even if we don't realize it — their ethnicity, religion or disability.

Perhaps for this reason, many people who invest in start - ups tend to favor companies that are based on small, executable ideas over grand strategies like Martian colonization or the resurrection of the electric car.

Strengths - based organizations — companies that scientifically assess their employees» talents and match those talents to job roles — tend to perform very well.

Cramer argued that because most people do not interact with the work these companies do on a daily basis, they tend to mistrust their success.

But Nicolas Colin, a co-founder and director at the Family, a Paris - based start - up accelerator, argued that «people tend to give that permission to companies they trust.»

While most companies trade either at a premium to book value or a discount to book value based on their industry, these premiums tend to remain range - bound.

Transients [2] pile into companies that beat on quarterly earnings or meet certain technical indicators, giving the appearance that these measures drive stock prices even though these movements tend to be short - lived and have no basis in the underlying cash flows of the company.

In large part due to their higher cost base, most Western companies tend to target the top end of their markets, although in many business - to - business markets the premium that can be charged for Western products is rapidly decreasing.

Foreign companies tend to distribute capital to shareholders on a more sparse and unpredictable basis.

«You don't tend to see too many successful companies come out of a government - based decision - making process.»

Holding companies tend to be a collection of silo - like fiefdoms based on individual disciplines — the ad agency, the design group, the media department, the direct marketing division, etc. — that all have different P&L s and agendas.

The reason this is important is that when correlations are low, stocks tend to rise or fall based on their company - specific characteristics.

When there's a spate of major hurricanes, people tend to wonder if we're entering an era of bigger and more powerful storms, says Dan Kottlowski, a meteorologist at AccuWeather, a Pennsylvania - based company that provides forecasts.

The power bases of communication — the publishers, broadcasters, cable companies, and so on — are tending to become so centralized and so powerful that genuine competition of ideas is being suppressed.

I was trying to make the points that 1) Based on their level within the overall hierarchy of the sport, and working for a company valued so highly, that fighters are underpaid for the value they bring; and 2) other major sports tend to split revenue with athletes at about 50/50.

Interestingly, research carried out by intelligent media company Valassis1, proves that eight out of every ten parents tend to base their buying decisions on coupons offered to them rather than their shopping list.

Graduate roles in small start - ups also tend to involve more responsibility, says Christoph Roessner, managing director and co-founder of Süssen - based company Eight, which develops solar - powered charging stations for electric cars.

He adds that the launch fees that government agencies pay tend to be negotiated in long - term contracts, based on payload needs, and don't necessarily align with prices published on a company website.

In a digital and cloud - based world, companies still tend to work the old way.

No, but when I read a statement from the CEO of a company I tend to gauge my expectation of wether they plan to follow through with that statement based on their track record.

No, but when I read the CEO of a company making a statement I tend to gauge my expectation of wether they plan to follow through with that statement based on their track record.

The Apple Newsstand tends to be the largest draw when it comes to purchasing content, but in 2013 many companies will see a diminishing user - base and give up on the apps altogether.

The Author Earnings numbers also tend to support Thompson's broader point, based on what he calls «aggregation theory,» which is that digital platforms from companies like Amazon are ultimately dis - intermediating existing industries like book publishing, by allowing content creators to do an end - run around incumbents and sell directly to consumers.

After all, good companies tend to carry a premium based on their superlative operations and financial strength.

While most companies trade either at a premium to book value or a discount to book value based on their industry, these premiums tend to remain range - bound.

Additionally, fee - based investors tend to be less negatively impacted by mandated disclosures, since commission - based accounts often include embedded fees paid by the mutual fund companies that investors may not know about.

Infinite Possibilities with Niche and Specialty ETFs — While mutual funds tend to be broadly focused or have a particular investment theme based on the fund manager or sponsor company, hundreds of new ETFs are being launched annually which focus on very specific niches.

Although I tend to think of the company itself grinding out base hits (consistent FCF) year after year, which translates into an investment that continues to grow intrinsically over time.

SELECTED INVESTMENT FUNDS USUALLY ARE PASSIVELY MANAGED INDEX FUNDS: Because lower cost no sales load investment company funds tend to be more passively managed index tracking funds, these funds also most often have far lower securities portfolio turnover churning than the higher asset turnover that characterizes non-index based, active investing funds.

Unlike consumer credit, which largely revolves around a fairly standardized credit ranking system, business credit scores tend to vary based on the reporting company or bureau.

What do you do with a company that is cheap on a price - to - earnings basis, but tends to waste free cash flow on foolish acquisitions, investments, and stock buybacks?

Tom Bradley, the company's President explained that he came up with the idea of a discount based on tenure based on his observation that companies tend to treat their most loyal customers rather poorly.

«In a bull market, we don't tend to care that our portfolio investments seem to behave the same, but I believe this bear market has uncovered a long - term problem,» said Jerry Verseput, a financial planner in El Dorado Hills, Calif., noting that technology and globalization have diluted the effectiveness of diversification based on company size and location.

As a value investor, I tend to wave off entire industries or set of companies based on how they are positioned, unless a case can be made for tremendous undervaluation.

These appear much smaller than typical raises since these two companies tend to raise more frequently than an annual basis.

However, insofar as a company pays regular dividends which are increased periodically market prices tend to be a lot less capricious than would otherwise be the case because the shares tend to get priced, at least in part, on a return (or yield) basis.

Now, this approach doesn't exactly identify stressed situations on an industry basis except indirectly, as market prices tend to reflect the level of «stress», but in some sense it's doing the same thing in an oblique, company - specific way.

I've tended to prefer term insurance for death benefit needs and traditional, portfolio - based (meaning investment returns are driven by the insurance company's general portfolio / account) whole life insurance with a mutual insurance company for permanent death benefit and cash accumulation needs.

But when lacking any substantial information about a company, many consumers tend to make decisions based on more superficial factors, such as name recognition or brand aesthetics.

Meanwhile, Discord offers a more direct connection and focused user base; essentially anyone / everyone on social media can just follow a company, but Discord channels tend to be filled with people who choose to be part of that channel for a specific purpose and are actively engaging with the others in the channel.

A number of companies have incorported PLA - plant based plastics into their packaging however most tend to be corn - based.

Possibly neither do Apollo Alliance, but companies tend to very carefully examine the effectiveness of their sales pitches so that their belief is at least likely to be empirically based.

a) The substantial law b) The assessment of damages c) The fact that most insurance companies are UK based and insurers administrative systems will tend to treat Scottish and English systems, particularly in relation to assessment of damages, in a similar manner.

Most companies tend to rent far more space than they need because the decision is based either on what other similarlysized companies are renting or a hunch.

These tend to be based on the vehicle you drive or your particular relationship with your auto insurance company.

What's more, customers who bundle multiple policies tend to file fewer claims, which winds up saving the insurance company money in the long run, says Arizona - based insurance broker Charlotte Burr.

Life insurance policies are difficult to compare on an apples - to - apples basis because insurance companies tend to offer different features in their plans.

Sometimes, companies also tend to offer their critical illness policy as a part of the add - on related to their base cover.