Sentences with phrase «hold long positions in the stock»

In short, the market is historically overvalued and it will not end well for those who continue to hold long positions in the stock market.

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A stockholder's «net long position» is generally defined as the amount of common stock in which the stockholder holds a positive (also known as «long») economic interest, reduced by the amount of common stock in which the stockholder holds a negative (also known as «short») economic interest.

If you plan to have long - term investments in your non-deductible IRA (such as, say, target funds or long - term stock positions that you expect to hold till retirement) it may be better to keep them in a non-IRA account.

Convertible arbitrage holds long positions in convertible bonds while shorting the stock of the underlying company.

Merger arbitrage funds hold a long position in target stocks while shorting the acquiring company profiting from the difference.

When SPY is below its 200 day moving average the portfolio is long the 15 stocks and holds an equal short position in SPY («100 % Hedged»).

As you think about your stock portfolio, remember that if you're a part time or small investor, holding on to longer term positions should result in better returns than if you traded in and out of stocks.

if you have a stock position that is sitting on massive gains (either from being very speculative or having held it for a long time), you can transfer it in to the TFSA, sell, and then withdraw it and reinvest it outside.

Specifically, using ten stocks widely held in 401 (k) plans, we examine monthly returns from five strategies that include a long stock position as one component: long stock, covered call, protective put, collar, and covered combination.

This is made even easier by the fact that Buffett tends to hold stocks for a very long time, which means you don't have to worry about constantly trading in and out of positions to keep in line with his holdings.

Put buyers — those who hold a «long» — put are either speculative buyers looking for leverage or «insurance» buyers who want to protect their long positions in a stock for the period of time covered by the option.

Most of the companies whose common stocks are held in Third Avenue Management portfolios are in an especially good position to make distributions to common shareholders, especially to conduct long - term programs to repurchase outstanding common stock.