Sentences with phrase «idea of losing the money»

«You don't want to be the first place where a person gets educated in the idea of losing money.

While I hate the idea of losing money, the fact that it's possible to make 50x your initial investment is almost too good to be ignored.

However, if the idea of losing the money concerns her, she is better off not making the investment.

Not exact matches

To provide an idea of the dismal rate of success, Bloomberg cited a study that found that CFD users in Spain lost money 82 % of the time.

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The term «hedge fund» comes from the idea of hedging against the risk of losing money, or using investment strategies that can make money in any economic environment.

Since 90 % of people who play the markets lose money, there is a very high probability that the investment idea in question is a bad idea.

Nonetheless there are still plenty of poor ideas, inexperienced teams and marketing scams to lose your money on.

These aren't the only three bad investments than can lose your money but are three of the worst stock ideas that trap investors.

The «Reputation» thing is over — everyone knows that Merrill Lynch lost $ 39 billion OF THEIR OWN MONEY in 2008, the idea that the organization should be worthy of managing anyone elses money is so satirically delicious that it just has to be fatteninOF THEIR OWN MONEY in 2008, the idea that the organization should be worthy of managing anyone elses money is so satirically delicious that it just has to be fatteMONEY in 2008, the idea that the organization should be worthy of managing anyone elses money is so satirically delicious that it just has to be fatteninof managing anyone elses money is so satirically delicious that it just has to be fattemoney is so satirically delicious that it just has to be fattening.

Things were not working out I was losing both money and time, my idea of additional income went for a toss.

Announcing it this early was a great idea for anyone in that position as they can cancel hotels, cars whatever and typically get out of losing money for the most part.

Wenger is just the puppet for a board who run the club as a business and soley that NOT as a competative club and all Wenger does is walk the middle line keeping the AKB's happy and making and saving hoards of money for the board, IF its not that then he has lost his marbles and become old and out of date and and out of touch in which case he needs to go and make way for fresh idea's and new blood.

There are experts who are appalled at the idea of putting that much money into two such young horses, for many a brilliant 2 - year - old loses its luster in the grind of the 3 - year - old campaign.

BUT unfortunately those qualities rarely win you things in the modern game so whoever we are linked with, let's just hope and pray they share the same romantic views of the beautiful game as Wenger does because once managers like Pep, Moanhino, Conte signals interest in any player we want, chances are they, the players will choose these 3 over us, simply because these teams have more money than us and most tellingly these managers are recently more successful and k knows how to win whilst Wenger seems lost and bereft of ideas in the last 10 years...

I believe he is bankrupt of ambition and ideas.He is going to leave when his contract expires but what legacy will he leave a mid table or even a championship club.How can Silent Stan be pleased if he loses money on every player because the manager thinks it is idea to let players leave for free.

I guess you guys will be like, Wenger is lost of ideas, spending huge sums of money on players who contribute nothing to the team; yeah!

Although I was curious about the claims that breastfeeding helped you lose baby weight, and the idea of saving money by not buying formula sounded great, I still didn't like the idea of being solely responsible for making sure my baby ate enough.

We can even use this idea to polish our crystal ball — if conservative outside groups shift their money, it may be a SIGN that they've lost faith in the top of the ticket.

Among the questions: what is working, and not working, in the Build it Back program, the mayor's reaction to a report that a family he visited in the Arverne section of Rockaway is «getting close» to losing faith in the mayor, the scope / number of people still directly affected by Sandy, whether his weekend trip to Pennsylvania involved a meeting with the consultants running the Build it Back program, whether he stands by statements he made during a September visit to Far Rockaway's St. Mary Star of the Sea, whether the Bloomberg administration allocated enough money to housing from the first tranch of federal assistance, whether he agrees with Oddo's idea of acquiring land for redevelopment, the role of Michael DeLoach in Build it Back, whether New Yorkers should be concerned that they may lose desirable options under Build it Back after de Blasio completes his review and issues on elevation of existing structures v. new construction.

He also defended his decision not to reveal the source of money as well as the idea of using private money to fund a public service, arguing that without it, students would have lost out.

Mychajliw warned that districts and parents should be prepared to have 12 months notice to lose a massive amount of money if the county executive follows through on his idea to cut sales tax.

Nor does she completely mind the idea of losing her virginity to the swaggering, seductive and studly Joe and keeping the money herself.

Collecting money for the local animal shelter or children's hospital are great ideas, however, if the students never visit the patients or the boarded animals, most of the feeling, the humanity in the project, is lost or never felt in the first place.

Between 05 and 07 Trafford became more of a monopoly full of new ideas and lots of promises but I personally thing they went way to far ahead with their ideas and fell short and as a result, lost a lot of money and trust with their clients (and employees for that matter!).

First, those with fresh memories (and losses) from the 2008 financial crisis liked the idea of a product where you are guaranteed to not lose money.

It's also a bad idea to invest all of your money in micro-cap stocks, despite the fact that they have a potential for quick and explosive growth, because they're so risky that you stand a fair chance of losing everything.

To get an idea of just how much money you can lose due to bad credit, take a look at the following examples.

Browne touches on quite a few of the big ideas of value investing such as «buy stocks like groceries: when they're on sale» and Buffet's famous «Rule number 1: don't lose money».

Through active funds, money managers got used to the idea of taking 1 % off the top on an annual basis, regardless of whether the funds they managed produced gains or lost money for their shareholders.

He lost a lot of money in stocks like Canadian oil sands and others and that's when he knew he'd run out of inventive ideas to keep his portfolio going on stocks.

It's not a good idea to play around with interest, as it can cause you to lose a significant amount of money, depending on your balance.

Starting with small amount of money is definitely a good idea, as it is a fact that majority of the online traders lose their initial investment.

Any ideas or suggestions on how we might move money out of this Term GIC account without losing any of the grants we've accumulated?

If you lose a bunch of your money, it'll hurt, but if you panic and sell everything off (not the greatest idea), you should probably stick to more conservative investments.

I'm pretty much disgusted with this whole idea of investing for my future myself and feel quite hopeless at this point as a mutual find will lose money quicker while lining the fund managers pocket and the financial institution harboring the culprit.

I agree that having a ton of cash in a savings account that's essentially losing money to inflation isn't the greatest idea, except in two situations - self employment and contract employment.

The whole idea with Mutual Funds is to make as much money as possible and lose as little of it as possible.

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It's a good idea to get some cash in the bank and set up a few automated trading routes before you really try to power your way through the ranks, though, as it can be a time - consuming process and without money coming in it's incredibly easy to lose track of your funds and end up in debt.

Instead of releasing as a stodgy full - priced boxed product (the likes of which have recently been losing money hand over fist), Techland are focusing their best ideas into a tight downloadable title on Steam, PSN and XBLA.

RE # 27, here's an idea: Create a GHG tax, so that the cost of emitting GHGs goes up, but then put that money from taxes back in people's pockets, so they haven't lost one cent.

Unfortunately, many of our clients aren't aware of the other compensation sources they have available to them, so talking to us is a good idea because we can help you explore all your options and find additional ways to offset the cost of the personal injury you sustained at work and the money you've lost out on because of it.

If you invested a fair amount of money into your Milwaukee car, these kinds of provisions may be a good idea and will help you ensure that your investment does not lose its value.

Losing money every month isn't my idea of a good deal!