Sentences with phrase «buy only assets»

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While there are plenty of places to buy bitcoin, many investment funds can only hold assets that meet certain regulatory standards — such as approval from the SEC.

You may come to see the long - term benefits of investing in an asset or recognize that you have only enough capital for one investment and therefore opt to put the funds toward your business operations as opposed to buying and maintaining a building.

The yen soared 1 percent against the dollar and euro on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan said its open - ended commitment to buy assets would kick in only next year, disappointing those who had expected more aggressive monetary easing.

The fund part of exchange - traded fund comes from the same concept behind a mutual fund; instead of buying shares of only one stock, you're actually buying shares in a pool of assets that include several different stocks.

It is disadvantageous for you is the weak players flee the market (selling their stocks and buying index funds), or if the least capable professional investors lose assets to passive funds, because it means that only the smartest investors remain in the active game.

At the same time, the Chinese can only spend their USD FX reserves on US assets, for if they sold the USD reserves to buy another currency, their remaining USD FX reserves would devalue.

Any asset or other financial contract displayed is for illustrative and informational purposes only and is not intended to act as a recommendation to buy or sell a particular asset or contract.

I'm always telling the lawyers that are just starting out that they can basically ignore asset allocation at first (just buy the total stock market and maybe pick up a small international component) since saving money is the only thing that matters when you're building your portfolio.

Since the fundamental value of an asset in a financial market is an aggregation of the stochastic stream of future dividends, trading at prices higher than the fundamental value is only profitable when there is a widespread belief that other traders will continue to buy at prices even further away from fundamental values.

Assuming that Giustra, Warman and Matysek don't build a company to flip it very quickly for a modest gain, especially when Giustra named it after his mother, my guess is just the PEP property will be sold in an outright buyout, and the remaining assets etc will be spun out, or more likely only the PEP property will be sold for cash, reinforcing a possible war chest of Fiore, enabling them to buy top notch projects.

The bailout is not efficient, he writes, «because it can only deal with insolvency by buying bad assets at far above their true value, thereby guaranteeing big losses for taxpayers and providing an open - ended bail - out to the most irresponsible investors.»

Yes, but this eliminates the benefits of diversification and exposes the portfolio to large risks when only a few asset classes are on a buy signal.

In normal times, Section 18 of the Act says the Bank can only buy (or sell) certain types of assets — coins, foreign currencies, federal and provincial / territorial debt, debt issued by the U.S., Japan or the European Union, International Monetary Fund (IMF) special drawing rights, and bills of exchange or promissory notes issued by a bank or authorized foreign bank provided they have a maturity of no more than 180 days.

Not pleasant buying into a probably over priced asset, but that is only probably, and didn't someone say you are not diversified enough unless you have stuff you would rather not own.

The only problem is that interest rates are so low now the risk embedded in the underlying asset pools are much greater than the interest rate compensating the investor for buying these securities.

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Increased availability and popularity of vehicles that allow for cheap, convenient, well - diversified market exposure increases the pool of money inclined to bid on equities as an asset class — not only during the good times, but also when buying opportunities arise.

Why would you only buy things that were 65 % or less of NCAV where net current assets are mostly inventory, where the company lost money in 4 of the last 10 years, etc..

Since we are in accumulation phase, I buy the asset class that has deviated most from the target when a buy will cost only 0.5 %.

Also, the BOJ bought only government debt until mid-2002, whereas the Bank of England will purchase corporate assets as part of its strategy.

This information will allow you to buy more wisely and wear only clothes that will accentuate all your best assets.

Also, Zenos» assets were bought by AC Cars which appears to be in the process of re-launching the car with only minor modifcations (perhaps reflecting how good the original design was).

@reirab Because the gambling of buying and selling shares is a prevalent aspect of the market, then reinvesting to create more value is a viable workaround, but does not add wealth to the investors, only inflates the asset worth IF it is sold for that value.

When risky assets get very correlated with each other, and the only alternative game to play is buying high quality bonds, it is an unstable situation that portends lower risky asset prices.

IF you buy gold, you are only buying it in the hopes that it increases in price (unless you think doomsday is coming and hard assets will have to be used for barter... which most likely will not happen... ever...)

You will only consider debt if it is to buy an appreciating asset that will deliver you more return for your money than the amount you are paying in interest.

You did not get to deduct the $ 2,000 when you actually bought the asset, but on the other hand, when you sold the asset that $ 2,000 became your cost basis and you only pay taxes on the $ 1,000 gain.

The Spain Fund priced at twice net asset value was another example of trading sardines; the only possible reason for buying the Spain Fund rather than the underlying securities was the belief that its shares would appreciate to an even more overpriced level.

And this year alone, central banks are likely to buy roughly $ 1.4 trillion of fixed income assets on only $ 1.9 trillion in net supply.

After all, brokers only make money when assets are bought or sold.

Debt can be seductive, but as you approach retirement it's critical to only borrow for productive purposes like buying a home or other appreciating asset.

But when you're rebalancing with thresholds, you'll only make trades after one asset class tanks hard — and you'll be buying that beat - up asset.

But it's important to appreciate that any time you buy or sell an asset with a bid - ask spread, your cost is only half the spread:

We would be buying index funds and balancing only once a year in each fund to keep the pre-allocated asset mix constant, so the cost of trades doesn't really matter, although it would seem that we would qualify for $ 9.95 per trade.

To margin, also called buying on margin, refers to the practice of buying an asset where the buyer pays only a percentage of the asset's value and borrows the rest from the bank or broker.

Since we are in accumulation phase, I buy the asset class that has deviated most from the target when a buy will cost only 0.5 %.

If a $ 50 billion fund found a $ 500 million company to be a good buy, it could only devote a very small percentage of its asset base into the company.

The problem is that robos tend to include more «esoteric» funds, ones that not only trade with a larger spread between bid and ask prices (translation: higher cost to you), but also trade at a discount or premium to the underlying assets in the ETF (translation: higher costs to you if the manager buys at a premium or sells at a discount to asset value).

After all, if people had only used index funds and never been in the funds that I managed as I led the pack, many who told me they put their kids through college, bought houses, and had strong retirement assets, could not have done those things.

There is now a general sense of rebellion against security analysts, who during the period prior to April 2000, were putting out strong buy recommendations for dot com common stocks, telecom common stocks, and other issues of companies whose only apparent real asset was an ability to sell new issues to the public at ridiculous prices.

I notice this fund has only $ 190 million in assets, this is pretty surprising considering I would have thought that more investors would have bought units if it was so great.

With some companies, sales agents will encourage you to sell your overweighted assets and buy underweighted assets as this generates brokerage commissions for them, but when you only need to make minor adjustments, you can simply change the allocation of the new money going into your account until you are back to your target weights.

Finally, if the investor only bought stocks or assets that appreciated in value and never realized the capital gains, then you couldn't claim the interest expense.

Perhaps the long end of the Treasury curve is worth a little allocation of assets here, if only as a deflation hedge, but if the Fed is going to start lightening up on their QE, and the Treasury will be having high issuance, I might want to stand back for a while while supply will be high, and try to buy near the end of the quarterly refunding.

My point was because the premises are false, «buy and hold» strategy is not only NOT dead, but it's «the best, surest way of growing your assets.»

Yet, had you focused exclusively on net nets (Graham's famous approach whereby one only buys stock in companies where the sum of current assets less all liabilities exceeds the market value), you would have cashed in 29.4 % annually in the same period.

The only time I like to buy these ETFs is obviously when it appears as though it is trading for LESS than its total net assets.

This approach of buying gradually not only prevents you from committing more assets to an annuity than you may need; it also lowers the chance that you'll invest your entire annuity stash when interest rates — and annuity payouts — are at a low point.

Not only does it signal a lack of confidence that the borrowing - to - buy game can continue indefinitely, but significant declines in markets themselves trigger margin calls that, ultimately, force the sale of the underlying assets.

The main difference is that ETFs trade during the day like a stock whereas a mutual fund can only be bought or sold at the net asset value, or NAV, at the end of the day.