Sentences with phrase «favor value companies»

Many investors believe that popular growth companies should make more money than out - of - favor value companies.

Not exact matches

Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) portfolio: tailored for those who want to align their values with their investments, this portfolio favors investing in companies that meet or exceed criteria involving environmental, social, and governance impact.

That has favored growth companies while value companies have languished.

The bottom line: In today's economic environment, I would still favor stocks over other assets, but I would focus on pockets of value within the stock market, including Asian equities and large, integrated oil companies.

It's more contrarian, more of a passive value investing approach, buying out - of - favor companies and selling the popular ones.

French philosophers began parting company with it a century and more ago; Sartre and Merleau - Ponty reject it; Berdyaev, the Russian immigrant to Paris; scornfully rejected it in favor of a definitely changing God who acquires new truths and values endlessly from the world.

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona, January 14, 2016 / PRNewswire / — RiceBran Technologies (NASDAQ: RIBT and RIBTW)(the «Company» or «RBT»), a global leader in the production and marketing of value added products derived from rice bran, announced today that the US District Court for the District of Arizona has entered a final judgment in the Company's favor for a total of $ 1.9 million plus interest related to the Company's 2008 acquisition of its Brazilian subsidiary, Irgovel.

Well before Howe was retained by Danforth, the company was picked by LPCiminelli for Buffalo Billion - related work through what's called «best - value» sourcing, in which the general contractor gets to pick favored subcontractors without competitive bidding.

Those who value personal responsibility highly, on the other hand, tend to favor employment in start - up companies.

Some were highly concentrated — the one common thing among them is a value style that focuses on a margin of safety to avoid large losses, and purchasing shares of companies whose assets are out of favor, where a bargain price can be obtained.

Buy solid companies currently out of favor, as measured by their low price - to - earnings, price - to - cash flow or price - to - book value ratios, or by their high yields.

But long - term data show that investments in value companies (which have low price - to - book ratios, and are often out of favor) have produced higher returns than growth companies.

In the simplest interpretation, value strategies favor the stocks of companies with high accounting fundamentals - to - price ratios (value stocks) relative to those with low fundamentals - to - price ratios (growth stocks).

A traditional large cap value fund that focuses on investing in high quality, undervalued companies believed to be in out - of - favor industries with less downside risk than the overall market.

So, our evaluation of the best whole life insurance companies tends to FAVOR those companies that offer the most benefits for maximum cash value accumulation through additional riders, such as paid - up additions.

When value investing underperforms, cheap companies become relatively less expensive as they continue to lag behind the market, and opportunities emerge when the share prices of certain out - of - favor companies fall below their estimated values.

The principal way that the Fund attempts to put the odds in its favor is by acquiring the common stocks of well - financed companies at prices that represent meaningful discounts from readily ascertainable net asset values.

Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) portfolio: tailored for those who want to align their values with their investments, this portfolio favors investing in companies that meet or exceed criteria involving environmental, social, and governance impact.

Value investors tend to scout for companies that are in temporary difficulty and the stock has been out of favor.

Meanwhile, cheap companies become relatively less expensive as they continue to underperform, and opportunities emerge where the share prices of certain out - of - favor companies fall below their estimated values.

Within the context of a value - based investment process in particular, we believe that investors should break the link with capitalization within the stock weighting and selection process and replace it with a weighting scheme that favors the underlying company fundamentals and liquidity.

A strategy favoring high B / P companies may favor less profitable companies, increasing investor exposure to «value traps» — those companies that look cheap on their way to zero!

As you probably know, a value stock is a company that for some reason is out of favor with institutional investors; hence its price is relatively low in relation to the company's underlying book value.

These, as you might surmise are stocks of companies that are both small and out - of - favor with investors enough to qualify as value stocks.

Our Humble Opinion: We favor tilting a portfolio toward value stocks and small - company shares.

Investors, for behavioral or institutional reasons, commit systematic errors when they value securities that induce them to pay too much for winners (low E / P or B / P stocks) and too little for losers (boring, poorly performing, unknown and out - of - favor (high E / P or B / P) companies).

I spent the next seven years analyzing small company value stocks in the midst of a market that favored large caps, and growth.

Value: Value managers are generally more interested in getting a company's stock for a good price; they purchase stocks of companies that are currently out of favor with the market, believing that the stock is a good value for the pValue: Value managers are generally more interested in getting a company's stock for a good price; they purchase stocks of companies that are currently out of favor with the market, believing that the stock is a good value for the pValue managers are generally more interested in getting a company's stock for a good price; they purchase stocks of companies that are currently out of favor with the market, believing that the stock is a good value for the pvalue for the price.

Part of that reflects the post-bubble collapse of tech stocks, and part reflects an interest rate environment and economic recovery that has favored companies that trade at low price - to - book ratios (which defines «value» stocks for many indices).

If, prior to its dissolution, the Company receives an offer for a transaction that will, in the view of the Board, provide superior value to stockholders than the value of the estimated distributions under the Plan, taking into account all factors that could affect valuation, including timing and certainty of payment or closing, credit market risks, proposed terms and other factors, the Plan of Liquidation and the dissolution could be abandoned in favor of such a transaction.

If, prior to its dissolution, the Company receives an offer for a corporate transaction that will, in the view of the Board of Directors, provide superior value to stockholders than the value of the estimated distributions under the Plan of Dissolution, taking into account all factors that could affect valuation, including timing and certainty of closing, credit market risks, proposed terms and other factors, the Plan of Dissolution could be abandoned in favor of such a transaction.

Rationality comes back to these markets when «real money buyers» appear (pension plans, insurance companies, wealthy dudes with nose for value), and these non-traditional buyers soak up the excess supply of investments that are out of favor, and do it with equity, at prices that make the unlevered return look pretty sweet.

The inventory was removed in favor of direct interaction with the environment, further minimizing gameplay in line with the values of the company's previous game, Dear Esther.

I once did an interview for the WSJ, with a * terrific * writer, but the article's unfortunate headline cost my company 15 % of its stock value in an hour or two, which was not viewed with favor by my CEO & CFO.

Insurance companies almost universally favor actual cash value -LSB-...]

Life insurance ratings have always favored companies that deal primarily in cash value life insurance, whole life and universal life versus term.

Management at the two companies have given both subtle and overt cues to their intentions to «unlock shareholder value,» the favored euphemism for «please buy us and take us out of our misery.»

Savanna is seeing a resurgence of lenders who are willing to fund the riskier value - added investment opportunities that the company favors.

Their real property value is not going to go up in value at the same rate of the high technology companies favored by investors today.»

The Dilweg Companies believes that the current economic environment strongly favors the pursuit of opportunistic and value - added assets, which fit the following criteria: (i) growth metros in the Southeast, (ii) middle - market transactions valued between $ 15MM - $ 100MM, (iii) distressed assets, or fatigued owners / lenders, and (iv) pricing significantly below replacement cost.