Sentences with phrase «high safety margin»

The doses of active ingredient are low and the products have a high safety margin.

Blood tests to check your pet's liver and kidney values will be performed before any anesthesia is administered, to ensure the highest safety margins.

Not exact matches

First, the company has a margin of safety if it does not have high interest expenses.

He realized that in by investing in companies with a high margin of safety, he reduced his risk while simultaneously increased his potential return.

«Value» investing typically offers investors what Benjamin Graham called a «margin of safety», on the basis that high quality companies are being bought at a discount to their inherent value.

«Our dual margin of safety approach combines high business quality with attractive price.

Fluctuation may further occur with some issues as various companies have hard caps on their dividends as a ratio to profits (arguably a higher margin of safety).

He also has a diversity of style seeking high quality franchises, deep value and special situation investments but all only when priced to give a margin of safety.

The market will do so by increasing the price of the high quality, long duration bonds that we currently favor to levels that no longer offer a compelling return and margin of safety.

Strong Buy means that I am recommending a high - quality REIT that is trading at a wider margin of safety.

Because TMS has already been shown to be safe for the treatment of depression — and at much higher doses (i.e., the number of pulses)-- it offers a «gigantic margin of safety» to migraine patients, Dr. Lipton says.

Yet another reason to explore natural options that have a high margin of safety...

With a higher margin of safety than many pharmaceutical approaches, appropriate use of natural options is a no - brainer.

On the road this means huge reserves of performance, high levels of mechanical grip and the reassurance of finely tuned multi-stage traction, stability and anti-lock systems to maintain a high yet non-intrusive safety margin.

Driven by growing consumer interest in safety performance products, this expanding, high - margin market is opening doors for new product innovations and business opportunities.

The doors also predominantly consist of high - strength and ultra-high-strength steel and, therefore, likewise enable the new E-Class to provide a even higher level of crash safety than the outgoing model — by some considerable margin.

«Market expectations for the new Genesis are understandably high, and we're confident the Genesis» combination of superb dynamics, bold design, class - leading safety and driver - focused technologies will exceed those expectations by a large margin,» Mike O'Brien, vice president of product planning for Hyundai Motor America, said in a statement.

The company is trading near 17X last year's earnings, which is reasonable, but my lower target price reflects my need for a higher margin of safety when purchasing a technology company.

ABTL's liquidating value of $ 0.78 is 82 % higher than its stock price of $ 0.43, which is a substantial margin for error (or safety).

The difference between margin value and intrinsic value is known as the margin of safety — and the higher the margin of safety, the better.

He realized that in by investing in companies with a high margin of safety, he reduced his risk while simultaneously increased his potential return.

It will be important to seek a margin of safety when investing in 2018 as high valuations are widespread and inescapable.

Investors should recognise that margin of safety, apart from a low price, can also come from a high quality business.

But with those companies, I would be more insistent on a value price because, in my opinion, the earnings quality is great, not quite as high as a Johnson & Johnson or a Coca - Cola so it would be more important to create a margin of safety for yourself by getting a good price to ensure satisfactory future returns.

If I could pick it up around $ 2.25 / share or so I could feel better about having a higher margin of safety on the purchase.

Of course the higher the ratio the greater your margin of safety.

The larger the margin of safety the higher your probability of above average returns.

Given elevated market valuations and fragilities in the global economy, our margins of safety are even higher.

As long as you don't end up with a lot of cash in your portfolio because you have set your expected return too high (or applied too large a margin of safety in your portfolio).

All I can tell you is keep your margin of safety higher by keeping your debt lower, these are very interesting times.

If I can find an abundance of stocks that meet my margin of safety requirements then I might raise my equity asset allocation to 65 % (or higher).

The higher the margin of safety, the more attractive is the investment.

Getting a high - quality stock with a margin of safety attached to it is always something I'm interested in, especially when I have capital available and space in the portfolio.

I held the stock from early days and progressively sold through the high teens and low twenties as the margin of safety needed to widen.

These investors believe the best way is to not fight the crowd but to look for value situations with high margins of safety in obscure places.

The larger the required margin of safety the higher the probability of an above average rate of return.

I also know, because of higher risk, I need a higher margin of safety in the investments I choose.

The most important thing to keep in mind about value investing is to always be disciplined and not driven by emotion, devote time to analysis before investing and to invest in undervalued securities with high margins of safety.

Broad diversification is less desirable and concentrating on individual stocks that offer a high margin of safety is preferred.

I am not sure that these historic averages were justified even for a company as great as Garmin, however you are buying with a margin of safety based on P / E and taking into account the company's superb balance sheet, high returns on capital, and high margins.

I have no idea of the upside in these names, but I am very confident that each of these stocks have a high margin of safety embedded into the current price.

At $ 1.66 per share, VVTV's liquidating value is still some 300 % higher than its close yesterday of $ 0.41, which should provide a good margin of safety until the auction can be completed.

He bought «story stocks» that did not possess a margin of safety, which would maybe deliver high gains if the story unfolded as illustrated.

Some smart beta dividend ETFs do diversify across the safety spectrum of small to large cap stocks, with large cap providing the highest margin of safety.

Fluctuation may further occur with some issues as various companies have hard caps on their dividends as a ratio to profits (arguably a higher margin of safety).

At $ 0.59 per share, NENG's liquidation value is 55 % higher than its stock price, which is a significant margin of safety.

At least I factored in a huge margin of safety in the (smaller) size of my position, and the (higher) upside potential involved — for risks like this, among others.

That margin of safety might be a strong balance sheet, or it might be a product with high gross margins that faces little competition.

Fuel margins are low, but it's high value / high volume, so a tsunami of cash comes in the door each day (& credit card payments take just 1 - 3 days to process)-- not to mention, minimal returns / chargebacks — whereas it receives far more generous payment terms from fuel suppliers, while inventory's highly restricted in terms of safety & storage capacity (high volume stations might get a delivery every day).

Now, growth investors often cite a seductive argument — the compounding effect of a high growth stock is so great, it creates its own margin of safety.