Sentences with phrase «digit returns because»

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Canadians were better savers in the 1980s in large part because it paid off: double - digit interest rates meant double - digit rates of return on GICs and savings accounts.

Just because you don't shoot for double - digit returns doesn't make you a bad person; it just makes you the investor that you really are when you put your money on the line.

Though we are always excited by double - digit returns, our excitement is tempered because we trailed the S&P 500's 12 % return.

A stock as stable as Intel provides peace of mind because of its blue - chip status in the market, but it also offers a way to carve out excellent short - term cash generation by selling puts and calls every month or two for double - digit - percentage returns.

Banks, because of their strict lending guidelines, can not make anywhere near the double - digit returns of the private lenders.

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The whole reason we saw such startling triple - digit returns for marijuana stocks in 2017 is because of deregulation — or at least, the anticipation of such a thing.

Investing while you owe is a valid point because a single digit return may sound great but the gains could be getting lost if you have a huge credit card or car payment costing you much more.

Properties sold at real bargain prices should be sought by property investors aiming at high investment returns because, they can allow for large capital gain and double - digit returns, if they are resold at market price.

Harvard will likely have to sell a number of the fund stakes at a discount because they date back almost a decade and are expected to only deliver single - digit annual returns, some prospective buyers said.