Sentences with phrase «big risk of losing»

It puts you at big risk of losing credibility with your team.

If you are angry, preoccupied or hung - over then you are at a bigger risk of losing.

Not exact matches

NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia, April 27 - Russia's biggest van manufacturer, GAZ Group, risks losing contracts with Western partners and vital supplies of foreign parts because of new U.S. sanctions, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

Bernstein's Monteyne pointed to the risks of bringing together companies with different cultures, noting that Morrisons - Safeway lost 28 percent of their sales through a combination of store sales, integration problems and culture clash during the last big UK grocery merger over a decade ago.

That is why companies are now beginning to take on the challenge of finding their second and third and fourth big idea long before they are at risk of losing relevance.

However, the overwhelming growth in exotic ETFs means investors risk losing themselves in arcane ETF details at the expense of ignoring the big asset allocation decision.

This is one of my weaknesses... risking too much on trades that I end up losing big eventually.

But there's a big risk to owning Hulu outright — it loses lots of money.

Lesson 3: Duration and Interest Rate Risk — Since interest rates affect bond prices, one of the biggest risks when investing in bonds is that interest rates will move higher, causing the value of your bonds to lose value.

Also, Hayden acknowledges that there's some degree of «key man» risk here as CEO Cornelius Patt has been a «visionary» and losing him would be a big detriment.

Single stock risk exist when an investor can lose a significant amount of money because the single stock they own, has a big decline in price.

Murray Goulburn risks losing its mantle as the nation's biggest milk processor this year, forcing it to slash costs as its revenue tumbles amid an exodus of farmers.

Australian beef producers risk losing out on profits as a result of biased meat graders, encouraged by big corporations to downgrade carcases and reduce the amount processors pay out.

I've never been a big fan of the «culture of losing» theory that gets passed around, but I'm also not naive enough to think there isn't a risk of systemic damage caused by habitual, and what could be perceived as intentional losing.

Our Premier League rivals Man City, Everton and Tottenham have been mentioned, but it is Jurgen Klopp and Dortmund that are apparently the biggest risk to Arsenal losing one of our best young talents.

Yes, Theo has been a big player for us with his movement and pace as well as the goals, of course, but to risk losing him for a longer period to give us a batter chance in a match we should breeze through just seems daft.

He should talk to his father and make him realize that if things continue the way it is at the club, Arsenal may risk losing their bragging rights as one of the big clubs in Europe.

I very much doubt that Real would pursue Sanchez unless they were contemplating moving Bale, planning to play Ronaldo centrally this season and willing to upset their delicate wage structure... of course anything is possible, but this appears to be unlikely... the bigger question is the fact that Wenger was willing to risk losing the first few games of the season because he hasn't settled the Sanchez dilemma in a timely fashion... no one believes he was too injured to play so this is not too dissimilar from the Liverpool game last season, except for the fact that Sanchez was in street clothes and not in his warm - ups (much like Coutinho for Liverpool today)... we're existing in such a fragile environment because of Wenger and Kroenke... in the game yesterday, when Leicester scored to make it 3 - 2, you could cut the tension with a knife... can you imagine just for a second what the reaction might have been if we had failed to score in the last 10 minutes

The NHL doesn't exactly want them on the biggest stage, and teams don't want to risk losing players for chunks of key games as a result of the consequences.

Having proven his fitness and form this season, it will be a blow for the Gunners to lose him, and despite the risk of that happening becoming a bigger concern as the weeks go on, Wenger seemed fairly relaxed over the situation and expects Wilshere to sign a new deal.

If we don't win the EPL this year we risk losing some of our big names, we better get the 3 players we badly need and win the bpl just like how Chelsea did it last year, the signed luiz, fabregas, Costa, matic and Remy and won the league.

I think he knew this was the biggest fight of his career and didn't want to completely deplete his body, was willing to risk losing 30 % of his purse because he knew as long as he won it would pay off because of how big a name Lamas is.

Don't be put off by the overwhelming odds against underdogs at all times, take risks and you could be a big winner at the end of the day, when things take the wrong turn, always know that you can take off the sting of losing with promotions.

Politicians who discredit global warming risk losing a big chunk of the female vote.

As industry giants lose patent rights on big - money drugs such as Lipitor and Plavix, they are looking to offset lost revenues by cutting costs and lowering exposure to the risks and expenses of drug discovery and development.

BP engineers focused heavily on the biggest challenge: the risk of fracturing the formation and losing returns (p. 100).

When your body loses its ability to self - regulate, you run the risk of developing a heat illness, one of the biggest summer health hazards.

Every single kilo you lose will be a big step towards allowing your body to regulate the menstrual cycle much more effectively, reducing your long - term risk of developing a chronic degenerative disease like diabetes or cancer.

However, there is a risk of losing sight of connections between ideas in different strands that link them together in bigger ideas.

With big changes in its biggest seller, the company is running the risk of losing some loyal buyers.

Naturally, cost is a big barrier, as is the risk of lost or damaged ebook readers.»

As always, these big bookstore - targeted releases carry a risk of getting lost in the noise of Direct Market releases, so keep your eyes peeled.

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This is the impact of systematic, market risk: losing big.

My style is a simple one, I simply aim to capture a part of an already established trend by going Long stocks that are hitting 52 week highs and go Short stocks that are hitting 52 week lows with a strict risk management approach so as not to damage my account if I have a string of losing trades (which does happen with trend trading) and be able still to trade when the time comes to be in a stock that captures a big part of a trend.

I risk 2 % of my trading account on every trade so as my account goes up or down that determines how much is actually risked per trade so as my account goes up more money per trade is risked and when my account is going down less money per trade is at risk — simply put I would have to lose 50 trades in a row for my account to be wiped out completely so its simple mathematics that though not impossible, its highly unlikely that I would lose all my money before hitting a big trend and staying in the game.

And after the 2008 financial crisis, index annuities were pitched as a way of betting on stock indexes with no risk of loss, a big draw after the U.S. market had lost half its value in a little over a year.

People are not always big fans of carrying cash because of the risk of losing it.

A savings plan like an emergency fund that is too small puts you at risk of not managing to offset financial setback and if it's too big, then you are losing money to opportunity cost.

You fall into a «downward spiral» of losing money because you feel like you've lost so much to this point that you start to feel like you don't care if you lose anymore, so you start taking bigger risks and trading more frequently, in other words, you're gambling in the markets now.

Also, from my observations of traders that I help, I know that many traders increase risk after a winner, and this is a big reason they lose...

The biggest (and scariest) risk is losing some or even all of the money you've invested.

This is one of my weaknesses... risking too much on trades that I end up losing big eventually.

Most brokers I knew NEVER sold c - shares because they needed the big up - front commission and didn't want to take the risk of the client leaving before they could make up the lost up - front commission in trailing commissions.

Another element of trading online is to learn how to lose small but win big, managing your risk to reward ratio of 3:1 per trade placed.

I tell anyone who will listen that as long as they have a reasonable asset allocation for their age, their biggest retirement risk comes not from losing money on their investments, but from the potential impact of inflation.

If rates are on the rise, choose your investments wisely in the stock market to ensure a better return on your investment (or perhaps more importantly, to reduce your risk of losing a big chunk of change).

As you go down the list, the risk — or chance of losing some or all of the money you spend to buy the asset — gets bigger.

The biggest risk for this type of investor is the risk of default, because not only do you lose the income from the interest, you also potentially lose the principal on the bond, and whatever principal you'll receive will be the result of legal proceedings.

Perhaps the biggest con to the FIV vaccination is the notion that if we inject a little of the virus early on in the life of our cats in order to prevent contracting the disease later on, then we run the risk of losing them permanently if they are ever picked up by animal control or a shelter if they wander off.