Sentences with phrase «crystal balls»

We asked our experts to look into their crystal balls.

Johnson, a 6 - foot - 4, 195 - pounder who is ranked as the No. 23 recruit in Michigan for 2019, has seen several crystal balls go in favor of Michigan since the offer.

However, Herron, the No. 68 ranked recruit in next year's class, has seen several crystal balls (including from insiders Steve Wiltfong and Allen Triue) go in favor of Stanford recently:

Really is that what Arsenal should be about, and yes I know you'll go on about crystal balls, but lets be realistic, does our form really warrent us being EPL champions?

LOl Yes the crystal balls from pound land don't last long:) All part of the plan We shall surge back and win the league...

As a result, Duke has seen several crystal balls go in their favor.

Our crystal balls say nitro is next.

The soothsayers are gazing into their crystal balls for signs of the imminent future.

But history also offers plenty of reasons to be skeptical of «experts» with crystal balls.

Here's what a handful of small businesses, startups and analysts are seeing in their crystal balls.

Don't treat innovation like peering into crystal balls to extrapolate from visions of a far - flung future.

For most of my life, I pictured psychics as mystical, mysterious women who stealthily read auras and kept all - knowing tarot cards handy, living in magical, faraway places, usually covered in beads and crystal balls.

But Statistics Canada's website will make for a poor crystal ball.

«While we still have unique products such as Crystal Ball Frappuccino, our focus will shift to leveraging platforms with broader appeal,» Chief Operating Officer Rosalind Brewer explained in an earnings call last week.

The article is part of the Fortune 2018 Crystal Ball, our predictions for the year ahead.

Nobody has a crystal ball so you don't know if you're going to be an average earner or make gobs of money until after the fact.

In this way, «technical analysis is a windsock, not a crystal ball.»

In Silbert's crystal ball, the cryptocurrency will be accepted by every e-commerce website and force money - transfer giants like Western Union and MoneyGram to close up shop.

«The crystal ball for all of us is cloudy,» said Lorenzo Simonelli, the company's chief executive, who will relocate to Houston from London.

While many manufacturing and technology companies have announced expanded partnerships at CES, the smart home industry might look to wearable fashion tech as a crystal ball of sorts.

While nobody has a crystal ball that can predict the future, a good financial model will help you understand the key elements that make your business tick and help you avoid the kinds of problems that can doom your business before it even starts.

Sabato's Crystal Ball, the forecasting blog run by Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Centre for Politics, has Clinton winning 347 electoral college votes to 191 for Trump.

While you don't have a crystal ball, you can still identify your important business moments where you can plan for both crisis and celebration.

We don't have a crystal ball, but we know that energized entrepreneurs with smarts and great ideas are always worth watching.

Looking into a crystal ball isn't exactly a scientific thing to do, but if you ask the right kinds of smart people you can get a pretty good idea what's likely to come down the pike.

(In full disclosure, we at Fortune had predicted — in our ordinarily can't - miss, fail - safe, never - wrong «Fortune Crystal Ball» for 2016 — that «sola» would succeed.

The economy can be used as one of many tools to predict market trends, but it's not a crystal ball.

These days, the thing to say if you want to sound smart about Warren Buffett is that the Oracle of Omaha's crystal ball has cracked.

«It's one of those managerial decisions that, if you had a crystal ball on the future, you might make differently.»

Here are seven tips that will help make you look like you have a crystal ball for your business, even though you obviously don't.

Market veteran Art Hogan peered into his crystal ball at CNBC.com's request and saw two megamergers that would shake Wall Street at its core.

Andrew Uerkwitz, Oppenheimer: Looking into Our Crystal Ball.

Short of a crystal ball, this seems impossible.

But when it comes to buying real estate, the Oracle of Omaha's crystal ball, as he seems to admit, is a little fuzzy.

(Then again, Gates» crystal ball seemed to work well in 1999, foretelling smartphones, social media and targeted advertising, among other innovations.)

Having proved his ability to handle crystal ball work, Buffett, 86, was asked by this writer — an 87 - year - old friend of his — whether he might care to make a prediction about total returns over the 17 years starting now and ending late in 2033.

If you follow this bottom - up approach, you'll have crystal ball - like insights in no time.

Wouldn't it have been great to have had a crystal ball that could tell you exactly how the market would react to your new concept and how your startup may find (or miss) success?

As to whether today's drone startups will become big publicly traded companies and whether big airliners may eventually get into the drone business themselves, Ayer said «the crystal ball isn't clear — it never is.»

«The challenge we have is, there is no great crystal ball on where the price of oil is going to be,» Fowler said during the company's most recent earnings call.

Ask your crystal ball.

Think of a private letter ruling as a peek into the IRS's crystal ball.

If you want to know the future, you can pay a few bucks to get your friendly local psychic to gaze into her crystal ball, but you'd probably do a lot better to ask a venture capitalist.

Though we don't have a crystal ball, if you believe your tax rate will be higher in the future due to your expected income stream or your beliefs about future tax rates, then you should consider this new tax change.

For startups, it's more interesting and far more valuable to look at the risks and consequences of the kinds of changes that are much harder to see — even with Superman's X-ray vision and a crystal ball — because they're outside of the traditional scope of inquiry and investigation.

Because without a crystal ball, it's hard to actually do that successfully.

It's your crystal ball for peering inside a company and witnessing what might happen in the not so distant future.

Economics rarely has the benefit of a crystal ball.

It is time to take a look into the crystal ball and try to figure out what the bond market has in store for us this year.

But, you don't have that magical crystal ball that tells you to concentrate on the right lead versus the wrong one.