Sentences with phrase «by institutional investors because»

We'll hear from Jason Trennert, Co-Founder, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Strategist at Strategas Research Partners, an independent investment strategy and macroeconomic research firm followed by institutional investors because of its original and proprietary analysis of the markets, economy and fiscal and monetary policies.

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A downgrade in the credit rating of a bond by the credit agencies can affect bond performance as well if institutional investors are forced to sell because of restrictions on the credit quality of the bonds they're able to hold.

Rather, the fall in value occurred because of exposure to Wall Street by institutional investors.

This is because Orica chairman Russell Caplan and his board are understood to have broadly laid out a potential timetable to institutional investors whereby they will hit the button by mid-November on a straight demerger of the Orica business if there's no decent, binding and fully funded sale contract by the private equity firms by then for the chemicals unit.

Because of the low stock price, penny stocks are widely considered as a poor risk by institutional investors and are largely overlooked.

However, because corporate bonds are more actively held by large institutional investors, the listing table shows the current yield and includes the volume traded.

Perhaps its the company history, perhaps it's because a number of institutional investors were burned by the stock in 2008/9, perhaps its the ongoing Star trial and potential liabilities it could spell for AIG.

Yes, I know the company is still being shunned by many institutional investors because many of them were burned during the financial crisis of 2008 when the Treasury took a majority equity position during the bailout.

«Most alternative investment assets are held by institutional investors or accredited, high - net - worth individuals because of the complex natures and limited regulations of the investments,» the website says.

«I think it's more of the highly sophisticated asset owners — big, institutional funds — who are more on top of this, which is a shame because you don't want to see individual investors burned on something like this after they have been burned before by emerging risks.»

Sin stocks are also likely to be undervalued because «their negative image leads to them being shunned by analysts and institutional investors.»

Break - up strategies are a solution because individual parcels are marketed by specific product size and credit level, which attract a larger pool of investors, including private companies, institutional investors and individual investors that continuously seek viable assets to meet the demands of a 1031 exchange.

That's because the share of institutional investors who are willing to put their money into a fund run by emerging managers has shrunk from 72 percent in 2009 to 36 percent in 2017.