None of these are likely to shoot the lights out but should provide
decent returns over time.
Stocks of an outstanding company such as Roche acquired at a fair price can still deliver very
decent returns over time.
Stocks of an outstanding company such as Roche acquired at a fair price can still deliver very
decent returns over time.
Not exact matches
In this way Google can use its large balance sheet to make these investments and make a
decent return on the money
over time.
Fourth, because stocks tend to fare better
over time, there's a
decent chance you will earn better long - run
returns if you rebalance, say, every two years.
For example: I have had investments in IDFC Premier equity (both SIP and lumpsum) for past few years which by now has yeilded
decent returns and the taxation period is
over, But I do not know whether it is right
time to exit or hold for further enhancements.
I'll be in for the long haul as long as I realize
decent and realistic
returns over time.
[Though obviously it's not an issue for companies with a
decent annual
return on equity / capital — no multiple expansion is actually required to produce an attractive
return over time].
This looks good for people who don't want to take much risk investment and happy to get a
decent return over the period of
time.