Sentences with phrase «better served»

This year, Buffett talked at length about how most investors are better served in low - cost index funds rather than high - fee hedge fund investments.

Rather than speculating on the price of Bitcoin, or a company name change, we believe investors will be better served assessing the investment implications of the actual blockchain technology itself.

If an investor's situation involves complex financial planning issues that extend beyond allocating investments and related services, they might be better served with a more traditional advisor who provides advice in areas such as estate planning.

Indeed, in most instances, you will be better served by having few keywords in many ad groups.

I have to say that I'd suggest that for anyone with a bit of personal finance knowledge you are much better served by organising your own finances rather than paying anyone else, including a robo - advisor.

Small and mid-sized businesses, family farmers, and others in the real economy are far better served by a simple, robustly regulated market where prices are transparent and competition is meaningful.»

Ouisa Capital believes the investing public will be better served if FINRA and the SEC provide guidance to firms using DLT to help them better understand when transactions effected through a platform require the participants to register as a broker, an exchange, or an alternative tradition system.

This assumes that markets are not efficient i.e. based purely on fundamental data and as such psychology and social sciences are better served at explaining what is going on.

Instead, your business may be better served by optimizing the content you are already publishing on established channels, like SlideShare, LinkedIn, or your blog.

«In undertaking the first - ever GEM study on a university campus, we have gained vital insight into how our campus community can be better served to translate discoveries and technological advances into solutions and economic opportunities — and we're already applying what we've learned.»

If the thought of participating in all of the downside of the market is unnerving to you, then you may be better served by investing in an actively managed fund that has at least the potential to limit the downside (although this is no guarantee).

Instead of constantly trying to guess which direction the next 10 - 20 % move in the market will be, investors would be better served by accepting losses with equanimity and having a plan in place to deal with the inevitable drawdowns.

Rather than size, we believe investors are better served focusing on equity style factors with potentially greater staying power in a sustained above - trend expansion, particularly momentum and value, as detailed in our Q4 Global Investment Outlook.

While an FHA Cash - Out loan may be a great option for many current FHA borrowers, it should be noted that borrowers with good credit and more than 20 % equity in their homes are often better served by refinancing into a conventional loan.

Had I «showed up» mentally and analyzed the company like I know I am able to, I would have been better served (although I'm not saying I would have been able to avoid — see my point about diversification).

If you are unable or unwilling to commit to the criteria, you may be better served by rebalancing.

Investors are better served, and the investing business has more integrity, when the fiduciary level of service is applied.

You're generally going to be better served by spreading your initial investment budget over several years, rather than trying to invest it all in a short period of time.

When considering vendors in this space, you really need to determine (1) which use cases you need to support, and (2) whether you need a comprehensive platform, or would be better served by a vendor focused on a niche that you need.

Customers feel better served when they feel truly heard.

Canadians would be much better served to ask what it means when someone says it, especially if that someone is the prime minister.

Oclaro would be better served tying executive compensation to metrics such as economic earnings or ROIC that have proven links to shareholder value.

I need to work for now to show taxable income for the government to get my residency, but after that I know my time could be better served than earning 8 dollars an hour, I'm just not sure where to go from here.

The American public may be better served by companies that choose to operate within the regulatory framework.

Airbnb's founders weren't afraid to take new directions, if that meant that their target market would be better served.

However, if you're just starting your savings journey, perhaps with not a whole lot of cash, you may be better served elsewhere.

In short, the Barron's article is a terrible waste of cover space, and a dose of unfounded confidence to investors who would be better served with reality.

You would be much better served by relying on your Department's analysis and forecasts.

Imo, the time spent to educate people about Bitcoin would be better served to educate them about backups instead.

However, as mentioned, if you're offering something that isn't purchased frequently, is disruptive, has a very high value, or doesn't have a large volume of prospects looking for you, then you're most likely better served with another definition.

You are much better served by focusing your advertising dollars on a strategy that actually resonates with this generation.

As CtW commented this time around, «While Ms. Friedman herself brings a modicum of gender diversity to the board, her failure to address the board's broader composition over her 21 year tenure suggests that the board will be better served by replacing her with a fresh and diverse nominee.»

Subramanian also said that «big, old and ugly» stocks could be leaders in 2015 while investors might be better served leaving the «new, shiny, exciting IPOs alone.»

It is thus a win for the employee who grows, the organization that increases its capacity, and the customer who is better served.

Learn to tell the difference between the sales that won't go forward unless a relationship is nurtured and maintained, and the sales that are better served by getting prospects excited about buying your product or service, then spurring them to reap the benefits immediately.

«Rather than trying to forever get more out of their people, companies are far better served by systematically investing in meeting as many of their employees» core needs as possible, so they're freed and fueled to bring the best of themselves to work.»

It sure seems like the system Turner proposes would have better served investors in the case of Walmart.

Introverts would be better served by informal, relaxed social activities that let them come out of their shells at their own pace.

In all, a surprisingly good outcome: as you may recall, the Entrepreneurial Agenda thought that while small firms were better served by the Senate's tax proposals, the House was more thoughtful when it came to SBA lending.

On Sunday, Sen. Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican and a member of the intelligence committee, said the president would be «better served by getting all this information out.»

I might occasionally be better served by leaping before I look, though, if only because blind leaps can often be fun leaps.

President Trump would be better served by targeted tariffs instead of the «draconian» taxes he announced last week, Goldman Sachs said.

A spokesperson for the New York Parks Department defended the arrangement in a statement to CNBC, saying a former parks commissioner determined the courses «would be better served being run by people in the golf industry.»

«The market would be better served with Apache as the governing body and continued competition to drive innovation,» co-founder and CEO John Schroeder said via email.»

«Now that winter has arrived on «Game of Thrones,» executive producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss felt that the storylines of the next season would be better served by starting production a little later than usual, when the weather is changing,» said Casey Bloys, president, HBO programming.

But in a letter sent last month to CEOs of the S&P 500 and large companies in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink criticized corporate leaders» use of share buybacks and dividends when they might be better served by investing in «innovation, skilled workforces or essential capital expenditures necessary to sustain long - term growth.»

It's why we believe that Motorola will be better served by Lenovo — which has a rapidly growing smartphone business and is the largest (and fastest - growing) PC manufacturer in the world.

Would some of these kids be better served and far more likely to ultimately find a job if they pursued a shorter, less costly program to get some practical vocational training?

Combine that with weak commodity prices, flat global trade and the governance risk associated with companies in many of these countries, and safety - minded investors are perhaps best served by limiting their exposure to the grouping at this time.

«Imagine if we deeply understood that user, how that information could better serve them?