Sentences with phrase «fundamentals of these companies do»

«You can count on the dividend income, and the basic fundamentals of these companies don't change,» says Dale.

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While I don't believe the reality is quite as intentionally malicious as that image portrays, the clear business model of every social media company is driven by one fundamental objective; understand your users better than they understand themselves, whatever it takes!

A fundamental quality of true entrepreneurs is the mindset and willingness to do anything in order to build a company that makes money and changes the world.

You're going to have to do a lot of analysis, go through a company's fundamentals and hunt for opportunity.

«We saw that [the internet] was a fundamental change in the way companies did business, and that it was going to create a fundamentally new type of risk,» says Robert Parisi, cyber product leader at insurance brokerage firm Marsh USA.

The Company believes that discussion of these additional non-GAAP measures provides investors with meaningful comparisons of current results to prior periods» results by excluding items that the Company does not believe reflect its fundamental business performance.

She is fluent in Mandarin and is currently the research director of J Capital, a company that works for foreign investors in China doing fundamental research on local companies and tracking macroeconomic developments.

We do not have any fundamental opinion on any of these companies, but history suggests to us that thrill - seeking speculators (to use The New York Times» wonderful phrase) have taken over their trading.

Reflexivity plays a smaller role in Stratasys's earnings — the company does not rely as heavily on stock sales to finance its acquisitions, thus the effect of perception on fundamentals is less direct.

However, because we don't believe the company's underlying fundamentals have changed, our long - term view of Daiwa's intrinsic value remains intact.

The Intelligent Investor teaches you about the fundamentals of stock trading, goes into stock history, explains how the market behaves (or doesn't), gives you a formula for several different trading scenarios, demonstrates how to find an undervalued company, and explains how to manage your portfolio.

For the vast majority of the companies I own I do not see any difference in their fundamentals or growth prospects so I see no reason to sell.

Treasury has about 73,000 shareholders and a letter from chairman Paul Rayner on May 26 said the KKR proposal «did not reflect the fundamental value of the company».

As the world's third - largest premium spirits company, Beam Suntory's commitment to the responsible consumption of alcohol is fundamental to everything we do.

There are some companies that do this well, but training should be a fundamental part of the job and those without experience can't be expected to be experts as soon as they walk in the door.

Don't get me wrong, consumer sentiment plays an important role in the movement of the capital markets, so much that it has even been quantified by the experts (for example, the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index), but I strongly believe that involvement decisions should start with fundamental bottom - up company analysis.

Since small companies do not have financial strength to survive bad times, it is essential that one does a thorough research regarding the fundamentals of the company and track record of its management before investing.

My biggest concern for Groupon besides all of the obvious fundamental problems is the company does not offer anything necessarily unique to the table.

Wong is a bottom up investor, so sectors don't matter as much to him as company fundamentals, though his portfolio does have a higher concentration of financials, information technology and consumer discretionary stocks.

Only a thorough analysis of a company's fundamentals can do that.

Years ago, we caught our first glimpse of the insights presented earlier in this letter, and they made us wonder: if the discipline of adhering to simple rules for investing in inexpensive companies would have done well across long periods in the past, might there be an opportunity to do even better by taking a deeper look at companies» fundamentals?

Changes in market sentiment can cause a stock to drop, but that doesn't mean the underlying business model or fundamentals of that company has changed at all.

rather than focusing on the fundamentals of a business, investors can take a potentially false sense of security from the belief management knows what it is doing and will sort things out or that if high profile investors have bought shares in the company the risks must be less than they appear.

I do not consider currency fluctuations while making investment decisions as no one can predict; evaluating fundamentals of a company remain the cornerstone of my investing philosophy.

Additionally, dividends say a lot about the fundamental health of a company, and this is one of the main reasons why dividend stocks tend to do so well over time.

I find it very difficult to include parameters for company fundamentals so I just do that manually once I reduce the CCC list to a manageable basket of stocks.

When value is added to the first four factors, it does not add to returns; in other words, the five factor model does a sufficient job of representing a company with strong fundamentals.

It is a great time to be an investor in some of the greatest companies in the world...... Significant market bottoms, when they finally occur, have less to do with fundamental economic and financial shifts than with crescendos of public panic.

Looked at another way, say the price of company A stock drops 50 % in the short - term due to unrelated bad news about a competitor, company B, with no change in the underlying fundamentals of company A. Does this make company A less attractive (due to volatility) or more — as you can buy the same now for half price?

The company may sell more, produce more, change a few non-core products or services along the way, but the fundamentals of what the company does won't.

Sure, they might be using some form of fundamental analysis to decide if it's a «good» company; perhaps credit risk, company sales, P / E ratio, management team and overall growth, however, stocks do not always trade rationally.

That's what we [inaudible 0:09:52], that we what we know how to do and so in that construct, being extremely good at understanding the business model of the companies your investing in, of the sectors that those companies belong to is very crucial in terms of your fundamental research.

That's the risk when you do a fundamental analysis; it can't predict what might happen to a company, like the ousting of a CEO.

His methods presuppose a degree of ability in interpreting the fundamentals of companies, so I do not recommend this book to beginners; it would be a dangerous way to start out in investing.

If you understand fundamental analysis well you can get a job making a lot of money doing it for a company investing other peoples» money.

We certainly don't say that earnings - justified fundamental values of individual companies should not be explored.

I am not really sure there was much we could have done to flag this dividend cut ahead of time since management's decision to reduce the dividend had little to do with the company's actual fundamentals (e.g. payout ratios, earnings growth, balance sheet, dividend longevity etc.).

My point was that he, or another large owner, may decide to sell some or all of a position for liquidity reasons rather than because they don't like company fundamentals.

I know these Irish companies so well — I know their histories & business models, I know the individuals & management who can deliver & those who don't, I remember the successes, the mistakes, the lies and the true fucking disasters... Every day I live with a mental picture of their charts & technicals, their results and their valuation fundamentals.

Ebix as a company has some great fundamentals and, I agree, the share price currently does not reflect this, but it doesn't have the kind of «balance sheet» margin of safety that I look for; I like to see the market price below tangible asset value, which is not the case here.

They do rigorous fundamental analysis of each firm, including reflections on macro issues and the state of the company's business.

Insertion shown in [brackets] «[Workshop participant Stanton] Glantz did note a fundamental difference between tobacco and climate change, however: while tobacco companies offer no useful product, he explained, «The fact is we do need some form of energy.

Speaking at a Guardian Live debate on divestment last week, Vince argued: «Simply selling shares of a fossil fuel company doesn't undermine its fundamental business plan.

It would therefore appear that while regulators recognise that companies such as Google must have scope to monetise their services using personal data, in so doing the fundamentals of national data protection rules must be respected.

These employee contracts do not need to contain clauses in order to be legally binding, especially when the requirement is deemed as patently obvious, is fundamental to the individual being able to perform the duties of the role, or if it is part of a well - established company practice.

While the reforms do provide greater incentives for ejidos to reach agreements with oil and gas operators, the fundamental question of land ownership will remain a thorn in the side of many companies.

The fundamental contention in the lawsuit dates back to 2007 predictions of Comcast executives who projected that the company would do very well in that year, despite knowledge of competitors» bonus programs that could significantly reduce Comcast revenue.

Knibutat has been following the sector for some time now and says there are good opportunities for Canadian companies to do business abroad in India and China, especially in the fundamental areas of assisting in the development of infrastructure for foreign markets, which could be opportunities for Canadian companies.

Independent researchers who have used data from Facebook said that Mr. Zuckerberg's statement did not acknowledge how the gathering of user data was fundamental to the company's operations.

The company says the updated documentation doesn't represent changes to the «fundamentals» of its policies; it instead aims to explain the rules in more detail, and include examples.