Not exact matches
«The main reason to buy stocks is that they have a fantastic record
over time,
beating inflation and providing a good
return,» he said.
«The main reason to buy stocks is that they have a fantastic record
over time,
beating inflation and providing a good
return.»
It is a well - established fact that,
over longer periods of
time, companies with lower accruals handily
beat companies with higher accruals when measured by total
return.
Oh: «Apollo plans to say that,
over time, bonds and loans backing its leveraged buyouts have delivered market -
beating returns.»
But during this
time, the Strategy has compounded at 6.99 % per year on average,
beating the market's 5.12 % average annual
return by
over 30 % annually.
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I do believe it's very difficult to do, and I think the much easier path to market
beating returns is to buy good businesses at low prices
over time, without worrying about overall stock prices.
Stock / equity funds — As you probably guessed, stock funds have basically the same risks and rewards as individual stocks — high volatility, risk of losing money, easy to buy and sell, good investment to
beat inflation, and historically among the best
returns, on average
over time.
In The Only Investment Guide You'll Ever Need, Andrew Tobias admits the virtues of index funds, noting that
over time they
beat the
returns on nearly every other sort of investment.
These companies can raise their dividend to match, and sometimes
beat, the rate of inflation, which can add up
over time to give you a very handsome rate of
returns.
Since this blog was posted
over three years ago, has anyone taken the
time time to find out if the
returns have
beaten the various indexes?
When we remember a top manager might
beat the market by 1.5 or 2 % a year
over this length of
time, the
returns required by Jensen to pick up managers outperforming the averages were impossibly high.
Studies have shown that
over time, however, index funds tend to give the best
returns,
beating actively managed mutual funds about 80 % of the
time — and
over time returns average about 8 % per year.
The results have been gratifying —
returns that
beat the market most of the
time and
over the long run.
The real money sellers had to have a longer
time horizon, and say «We know that
over the next ten years, we will be easily able to
beat a sub-2 %
return, and we can live with the mark - to - market risk.»
Midcap value should
beat the market
over time, and clients that use me should be prepared for periods of adverse deviation, en route to better
returns over the long haul.
Through active management the strategy strives to
beat the annualized
returns of the S&P 500
over a long period of
time.
The safest, most reliable way to ensure good
returns over time is to try to match the market
returns — through low - cost index funds — rather than attempting to
beat the market.
Many people will argue that they can
beat index fund
returns after expenses
over a long period of
time.
Many investors find they are able to generate
returns that
beat current annuity rates
over time, if they invest conservatively in the kinds of high - quality investments that we recommend.
«
Over the long period of
time, we've seen that the stock market
returns between 6 - 7 percent from a diversified portfolio,» she says — which
beats many of the investment options that proved more popular in our poll.