Sentences with phrase «big investors come»

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So when the time comes to dispose of it for good, the reported capital gain will be bigger than if the investor had just bought and held.

So I would expect at some point investors to come back to property, but in the interim period the biggest move we've seen since Brexit has been a reduction in property allocation.»

Fifteen global investors are already doing big business in B.C., and the government will introduce legislation in the fall to help convince new, major investors from China to come on the board, Clark added.

But when it comes time to change direction or bring in a new investor, what you thought of as a tiny sliver can cause big problems.

For the food tech startup Dinner Lab, however, having a whole clan of investors does exactly the opposite: It keeps the creative control of the company consolidated, untouched and unfettered by the otherwise omnipotent hand that comes with a big check from a VC deal.

«There's a big deal coming in New York in the next three weeks,» said the «Shark Tank» investor and chairman of the ETF firm O'Shares Investments.

But worries of the White House coming down on Amazon and other big tech firms continue to scare investors.

Investors should position their portfolios for a big infrastructure bill in the coming years, according to Morgan Stanley.

As investor appetite improves and the Big Apple's tech scene continues to mature, analysts expect New York City to become a hub of tech IPO activity in coming years.

[A] s rates reached their lowest level ever in 2016, investors rather worried about the «biggest bond market bubble in history» coming to a violent end.

Over the years, the Conservative government has thrown investors the occasional bone — the biggest being the introduction of the tax - free savings account in the 2008 budget — but since then it's done little more than tinker when it comes to helping the plight of Canadian savers.

For the one - week period ended last Thursday, U.S. bond funds were the big winner among ETFs, with four of the top five ETFs for new investor money coming from the U.S. fixed income asset class, according to ETF.com data.

That is true, but the bigger story is that retail investors (and professionals, too) came in and crushed volatility in a major way by plowing money into short volatility ETFs.

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He also sits on the boards of Facebook and Hewlett - Packard and has spent decades as a technology practitioner, innovator, investor and advisor, triangulating the future of the web and betting big on what he sees coming next.

U.S. stocks surged Monday after a Federal Reserve official said the central bank shouldn't raise interest rates too soon, which came as a big relief to investors.

But the biggest putback battles figure to come from the investors themselves in the subprime, alt - A and option ARM nonagency or «private label» securitizations who have suffered grievous losses.

The big push for utility stocks came from interest rates, which unexpectedly dove in 2014 as the Federal Reserve's end of quantitative easing didn't have the rate - raising impact that most investors had believed it would.

Market participants are looking forward to getting their first major reading on earnings from the biggest technology - sector players in the coming days, but for now, investor sentiment has been able to overcome what would ordinarily be a troubling rise in long - term bond yields that could signal a steeper move higher for interest rates in the near future.

If investors come to feel that the central bank is prepared to raise rates more aggressively than expected, then that could be a big headwind for equities, especially as all of Trump's policy proposals will add to US national debt.

And while the big institutional money is coming into royalties, there are still plenty of opportunities for the small investor.

But the biggest blow came when investors backed out of a $ 5 billion agreement on mortgage — backed funds with hedge fund type fees.

U.S. stocks tumbled Friday to their biggest loss in more than seven months, extending a global selloff that investors fear signals turmoil to come as financial markets adjust to a pullback in central - bank stimulus.

The move comes as car makers and investors are pumping in billions of dollars into the so - called new energy vehicle sector in China, the world's biggest auto market, which is preparing to roll out tough norms to promote the sector to fight urban smog and cut dependence on imported oil.

If Tesla does run short of cash, big institutional investors such as Fidelity likely will come to the rescue, but that may cause a change at the top, Ramsey said.

The single biggest issue... the one that 99 % of investors continue to ignore when it comes to investing or making forecasts... is the fact that Central Bank rigged the entire financial system

As Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market get pressured by a bearish sentiment based on the technical pattern known as «death cross», investors are also aware of the mixed signals coming from big banks regarding the asset class — with great focus on Bitcoin and Ripple.

KPMG Corporate Finance will be hoping investors don't come the raw prawn with its strategic review of the nation's biggest sushi chain.

The Tories» two biggest donations, each worth # 150,000, came from Investors In Private Capital Ltd, and Andrew C Green, an investment adviser to equity funds.

Ghana is a destination for a lot of investors, people are coming in, tourists are pouring in, hotels that I have not even seen in Nigeria are springing up here, Ghana has two or three of the biggest hotels that you can find in Africa today, there must be something happening in Ghana, but what happens anywhere is that a prophet is not likely to be recognised in his own home,» the philanthropist added.

Paracetamol — To Enable Local Drug Manufacturers Produce More Asked how these proposals came in, he said he discussed with some big wings and through them, they got connected to these investors.

They add that the military is a vital customer, not only because it is one of the biggest users of fuel on the planet, but also because it tends to purchase goods on long - term contracts, which gives investors confidence that the biofuels market will be stable for years to come.

The ASU+GSV Education Innovation Summit is a see - and - be-seen of the edtech world, where entrepreneurs, heads of school systems, and big name investors come to learn about education product development and broker deals.

The No Child Left Behind Act may have given the federal government a big say over K - 12 policy — but Congress and the administration remain minority investors when it comes to education funding.

Investors in actively - managed mutual funds should be prepared for big capital gains in 2016 and the tax hit that comes with them.

Why would a larger mortgage loan — which would seem to be a bigger risk to the lender and / or investor — come with a lower rate?

The big concerns for the coming year are the end of quantitative easing, which could have a negative impact on local markets, as well as a lack of investor trust in the financial system.

Investors in Vanguard S&P 500 ETF are getting exposure to 500 of the biggest and most successful businesses of our time, and chances are that these companies as a group will continue producing growing earnings and cash flows for investors over the coming decades, no matter how tough the economic environment in the shInvestors in Vanguard S&P 500 ETF are getting exposure to 500 of the biggest and most successful businesses of our time, and chances are that these companies as a group will continue producing growing earnings and cash flows for investors over the coming decades, no matter how tough the economic environment in the shinvestors over the coming decades, no matter how tough the economic environment in the short term.

Several big promotions heated up the deals space this week in what is likely a sign of the fierce competition for self - directed investors» assets to come this RSP deadline season.

The big questions for most DIY investors comes back down to «so what?»

I truly believe obsessing over daily value and not understanding that an investment's strength comes from the underlying cash flow is perhaps the biggest mistake investors make.

A big part of our business this year — and I suspect for many years to come — is going to be looking at how we can effectively educate investors about ETFs and iShares, and some of that is going to come through partnerships like the iTrade program.

MoneySense: Rona, what would you say are the biggest mistakes that investors make when it comes to their relationship with their investments?

While most of us look at earnings and interest rates and a range of factors outside our control, one of the biggest factors when it comes to portfolio success is actually investor behaviour.

That means that any investor can afford to place just a little money on a trade that might be super risky, but come with a big payout.

Misrepresenting the quality of a loan book of business is a big no - no when it comes to investor and shareholder relations.

Although risky mortgages were at the heart of the last financial meltdown, investors were willing to look the other way when it came to mREITs because these companies paid big dividends, often yielding more than 9 %.

the European periphery is a bubble («The Euro crisis is not over... the European economies are not going to change for the better for years to come despite all the cheating and breaking of laws»), Value investors need to venture to Russia («when you look at today's opportunity set, you're left with a set of assets where nothing looks attractive from a valuation point of view») or buy gold mining stocks -LRB-» The down cycle could be much bigger than anybody believes if the market realizes that all the actions taken in recent years do not work.»)

Over the coming weeks and months, investors and businesses everywhere will need to wrap their heads around the idea that a bombastic real - estate mogul and former reality TV star, with a clear disdain for demonstrable facts and a bizarre sensitivity about the size of his hands, will now play a key role in deciding the future path of an $ 18 - trillion economy, the world's biggest and most important.

Real estate investor Jon Simcoe has put a new spin on this standard rent - to - own strategy, and in our recent conversation, he explained the two strategies he implements and the big paydays that come as result of his creativity.