Sentences with phrase «invested in them just»

Normal participants invested in just 58 percent of the rounds and ended up with an average of $ 22.80.

Strebulaev says the average investor evaluates 200 companies a year and invests in just four.

«I can say with confidence,» he says, «if you invest in just bonds for the rest of your life, you are not going to have a retirement.»

In addition, the company is investing in just - in - time reporting systems to ensure that a run on Jake - on - a-mountain-bike caps doesn't leave the storeowner staring at an empty shelf.

There are now funds that invest in just P2P you can invest in.

But if what you're looking for is to simply learn more about this strategy van Biema's Concentrated Investing is a fascinating 650 - page read into the adventures and strategies of stock pickers who invest in just this way.

Instead of investing in just one stock, leaving us vulnerable to market swings, ETFs expose us to hundreds at once, providing broad diversification.

Some invest in just bitcoin, taking both long and short positions, some buy a basket of cryptocurrencies and others exploit the arbitrage between different exchanges» prices.

Between these and the Red Velvet Oreo Truffle Chocolate Crunch Brownies I have a whole bunch of boxes of food coloring lying around with the red missing so I either need to invest in just red food coloring or come up with something for my green, yellow, and blue!

But I don't quite think he is worth investing in just yet and if Wenger is serious about showing ambition next season then he should forget about integrating the likes of Sanogo and Akpom into the first team because they simply are not cutting it at the moment.

Investing in just one or two of these paths will give you the financial freedom to be able to stay at home and raise your babies.

Make sure you invest in just a few fresh basics for baby number two.

Whilst I'd argue every wardrobe needs all three (and a good boyfriend blazer while we're at it), this season if you're looking to invest in just one, it's the khaki cotton utility jacket that should get your pick (my French Connection one is the perfect semi oversized fit).

I think trying something like this and seeing it work would convince me that it's okay to pare down my wardrobe and invest in just a few really quality and versatile pieces as long as they work well together.

If [the cover of Dennis Linde's «Burning Love»] the first reason to check in on this collection, which went largely unnoticed when Warner Bros. released it, the reason to stay with it is the exquisite melancholy the Alabama - reared musician invests in just about everything he sings.

This applies to actors signing up for projects they're not earnestly invested in just as much as it does people working in jobs they aren't passionate about.

So why not invest in the just - announced Ford Raptor and Ford Mustang LEGO sets and let your kids enjoy Ford vehicles long before you're taking advantage of the Ford MyKey safety features when they practice driving in your actual truck.

As the returns of the two indexes have mirrored each other more closely, the diversification benefits of a long portfolio invested in just these two investments has declined.

A fund that invests in just one type of stock or bond such as one industry sector, world region, country, or market capitalization will be less diversified and more risky than a broad based fund that invests in many companies across multiple industries, countries, and market caps.

Scott Donaldson: So you do not get the entire benefit of global diversification by investing in just multinational companies.

These days you can invest in just about anything and you should do what feels right for you.

Should I invest in just one fund and does this match my attitude to risk?

Instead of investing in just one company, invest in many companies.

I would invest retirement savings in a nice, diversified index fund (or two since maintaining the correct stock / bond mix of 70 % -75 % stocks is less risky than investing in just bonds much less just stocks).

There are always the risks of competition and obsolescence when investing in just about any company, but tech firms face these risks more specifically and directly.

In a recent column, The Globe & Mail's Rob Carrick (see Beware the limitations of buying the index, May 11, 2012) pointed out that investing in just the TSX Composite index might leave an investor with an unbalanced portfolio because of the index's concentration in just three sectors: financials, energy and materials.

The Coverdell Education Savings Account acts like an IRA, letting you invest in just about anything you want.

There are ETFs that invest in just about every asset class - stocks, bonds, real estate investment trusts (REITs), commodities, and precious metals.

We can invest in just about any part of the global bond market but most of it is in credit so we subdivide the market into corporate credit and below investment grade corporate credit, emerging market debt.

Would you want to invest in just one of those index funds?

Some debt funds also invest in just a single type of debt instrument.

Most of them do not invest in just one sector.

If, by contrast, you create a well - balanced portfolio that contains a wide spectrum of stocks large and small and growth and value that represent all market sectors around the globe — which you can do by investing in just a few low - cost U.S. and international index funds — you don't have to predict (or guess) how different themes and stocks will perform.

You may consider just two funds (any 2 out of three funds, infact can even invest in just one fund.

Asset allocation funds don't invest in just one asset class.

Aggressive investors looking at high - risk stocks to invest in should only allocate a small part of their portfolios to those investments There are always investment - related worries to occupy the minds of investors — but focusing on high - risk stocks to invest in just makes it worse.

If this account is with a brokerage firm, she should be able to invest in just about anything.

You should also diversify internationally (don't invest in just US companies).

And while you can invest in just about every type of asset class, an RRSP is not the place to speculate on junior mines, high - tech start - ups, commodities, or other risky and volatile assets.

(Newsflash, most mutual funds will invest in just about anything that might offer a potential return; the managers don't care if it comes from a gun manufacturer or cigarette company.

Currently, there are 105 Dividend Champions; however, as I've already pointed out, I do not feel that a company should be invested in just because of its dividend streak.

You can then invest in just about any type of investment you want to.

With this fund, you won't be invested in just the hundred largest companies on the London stock market, it'll be more like 600 companies.

They're usually professionally managed (in this context, by your bank) and is technically lower risk than investing in just one stock.

Unlike 529 plans, Coverdell ESAs let you invest in just about anything you want.

But if you're generally positive on the space, I still don't think there's an easy recommendation — just as I wouldn't recommend investing in just a single cryptocurrency (even Bitcoin, or Ether), I probably wouldn't pick a single company either.

And now that these niche markets have emerged you have the opportunity to invest in just about any type of person you can -LSB-...]

George Papadopoulos — a certified public accountant, certified financial planner and fee - only wealth manager in Michigan — offered this advice on beginner investing: «For beginner investors who are most likely investing in just one account — usually the 401k plan at work — and not willing to spend time managing and rebalancing, they should just pick a target - date fund and «set it and forget it.»

Introduces an ambitious timeline and strategy to end all subsidies to fossil fuel companies and invests in a just transition to a clean energy economy for affected workers and communities.

I agree that the technical juggernaut clearly stumps a layman's understanding but it is no reason to invest in just any plan either propagated by your advisor or bought by your dearest friend.