Hedge funds enjoyed a heyday for several years from 1993 to the financial crash of 2007,
earning outsized returns of 12.7 percent annually after fees, according to Hedge Fund Research.
Right now what is missing is an appreciation for a once - in - a-lifetime opportunity to
earn outsized returns on capital projects since funding costs are held artificially low.
Because they save more than they invest, they export the excess savings abroad, where
it earns an outsized return.
And thanks to this entrenched market position, owners often
earn outsized returns and steady dividend checks.
Once you factor in costs, that zero - sum game becomes a loser's game, where only a small number of competitors will
earn outsized returns.
We can see from Buffett's experience and hindsight, that it is impossible to
earn outsized returns over the long run without experiencing some short - term declines.
Second, you can't expect to
earn an outsized return on an investment in your portfolio indefinitely.
Additionally, you can't expect to
earn an outsized return on an investment in your portfolio indefinitely.
Not exact matches
Even as derivatives trading may demonstrate a certain sophistication among millennial traders, it could also reflect their
outsized stomach for risk, since they have a longer runway to
earn returns from the market.
«We have all been taught that
earning high rates of
return requires taking on greater risks... If an investor can make virtually risk - free bets with
outsized rewards, and keep making the bets over and over, the results are stunning.»