Sentences with phrase «essentially give you an asset»

When it comes to investing, both managed accounts and target funds essentially give you an asset allocation strategy — that is, they help you divvy up your assets between stocks and bonds in a way that seeks to strike an acceptable balance between risk and return.

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The 2008 financial crisis, on the other hand, was triggered in part by subprime mortgages — essentially, loans given to homeowners unlikely to be able to pay them back — and investment vehicles based on them in which these toxic assets were bundled and often hidden.

Essentially, value investing focuses on the comparison of a good's intrinsic value and its market price and recommends investing in it as long as the asset's value exceeds its price given a margin of safety.

The raw material for constructing such a portfolio is 1) a list of potential investment ideas; 2) estimates of intrinsic value; 3) a comparison of these values relative to market price (essentially determining which ideas posses the widest margin of safety); 4) an assessment of each asset's isolated risk as well as its effect on the portfolio's overall risk profile (how does a given asset correlate with other assets in the portfolio?).

«The large amount of assets held in real estate is a rational response to the tax - exempt status of the primary residence, which essentially gives every homeowner an unlimited Tax Free Savings Account.»

This protocol essentially tracks the origin and transfer sequence of an asset and with this technique, one bitcoin transaction can be encoded to prove that a certain amount of units of a new asset were issued and are now credited to a given bitcoin address.

The Internet has given us unparalleled access to information and we can essentially send anyone any kind of information peer - to - peer, except assets.

The higher draws on lines of credit are likely due to the fact that equity markets are essentially closed to a big number of REITs given that they are trading at discounts to their net asset values (NAV).

It's essentially a number that indicates the demand for a given asset in a given location.