Sentences with phrase «holding stocks regardless»

Be comfortable holding stocks regardless of short - term price fluctuations.

Ironically, this has come to mean «Hold stocks regardless of their prices or prospective returns».

Still, investors who do so should make that decision explicitly, with an understanding of the implications of that choice — as in «I am consciously choosing, here and now, to ignore the potential for the current market cycle to be completed by a bear market, either because I am willing to hold stocks regardless of their future course, or because I will adhere to some well - tested investment discipline that has been reliably capable of avoiding major losses.»

Many people would have you grit your teeth and buy - and - hold stocks regardless of valuations.

Ironically, this has come to mean «Hold stocks regardless of their prices or prospective returns».

Not exact matches

It is important that your shares of our common stock be represented at the Annual Meeting, regardless of the number of shares that you hold.

In general, I'm a fan of index investing (I think it's the best strategy for most investors), but being forced to buy and hold shares regardless of their valuation becomes a dangerous proposition when the stock is highly overvalued, which is the case today in China.

I am raising cash and rotating stocks and holding core assets regardless of whether a crash comes.

Buy and hold: a disciplined investing strategy that is based on holding stocks and other assets in your portfolio for a long period of time, regardless of the ebbs and flows of the market

That's because regardless of whether you hold real estate or a stock portfolio, your equity will be impacted equally by rising inflation.

Regardless of what you think of Bitcoin, maybe you already hold some of these stocks and it's at least good to know what might have been pushing them higher of late.

An ETF that holds large - cap stocks or government bonds is highly liquid regardless of its trading volume.

However, all Canadian mutual funds or ETFs, regardless of whether they hold Canadian or foreign stocks or bonds, are classified as passive foreign investment companies (PFICs).

I presume the money considered to be «in the account», regardless of whether that money is liquid capital or held in stocks / bonds / etc.

This does not mean that stocks should always be held regardless of price and risk levels.

We're also going to assume you have the same amount of profit regardless of whether you sell the shares immediately or hold them for a year (in other words, the stock value remains unchanged during the holding period).

Buy and hold is a passive investment strategy for which an investor buys stocks and holds them for a long period regardless of fluctuations in the market.

Buy and hold: a disciplined investing strategy that is based on holding stocks and other assets in your portfolio for a long period of time, regardless of the ebbs and flows of the market

He recommended that an investor create a portfolio of a minimum of 30 stocks meeting specific price - to - earnings criteria (below 10) and specific debt - to - equity criteria (below 50 percent) to give the «best odds statistically,» and then hold those stocks until they had returned 50 percent, or, if a stock hadn't met that return objective by the «end of the second calendar year from the time of purchase, sell it regardless of price.»

It's worth noting, however, that while these core defence stocks haven't always been ahead of that market overall, they've held their value regardless of who's living in the White House.

If you simply can't accept any instability in the value of your holdings due to temperamental reasons, that alone is a good reason to sell your stocks, regardless of age.

Anyone that bought bonds in the early 80s and held has killed the stock market regardless of when they bought them.

It's the easiest to explain because each stock holds the same importance regardless of fundamentals, market cap, or price.

The buy - and - hold approach is an investment strategy in which stocks are bought and then held for a long period, regardless of the market's fluctuations.

Regardless, I don't want to get caught too much in the weeds here, is that my point generally is to just keep an open mind when it comes to compounders, cheap stocks, etc... there are no black and white rules... sometimes holding them forever works great, other times selling them to reinvest in more undervalued ideas works also.