Sentences with phrase «investor claim it did»

This isn't anecdotal: Two studies have shown that upwards of half of individual investors claim they don't pay anything in fees for their mutual funds and financial advisors.

Even on BP I have yet to hear of an investor claim it did indeed happen to them.

Not exact matches

As Theranos continues to spiral downward, its investors are now claiming the company threatened to file for bankruptcy protection if they don't give up their rights to sue the startup over its faulty blood - testing business, Bloomberg reported.

Experts who should know better claim investors don't actually read business plans.

But the truth is that most of these rosy pictures don't ring true; entrepreneurs who claim they'll win 100 percent market share within a three - year period sound naive, which is a major turnoff to investors.

The founder of Sensoria claims his wearable fitness tracker is groundbreaking technology, but investor Shawn Johnson seems to believe it's all been done before.

Until then, don't listen to activist investors claiming they can unlock value unless they articulate a focus on ROIC and long - term cash flows.

The share price tracks the price of gold, and it trades like a stock, but the vast majority of investors don't have a claim on the underlying gold.

Let me also tackle the article's claim that most investors will just do it themselves.

That said, some are hesitant: this Twitter user, a Japanese investor, claims that, in fact, the September 18th court hearing is irrelevant because Kobayashi already has been authorized to sell - off — meaning he doesn't have to wait to off - load more coins.

Even if regulators do not act, when a presale results in nothing more than profits for its promoter, a disgruntled investor will inevitably make a private securities fraud claim to try and claw back some of their capital; assuming a court will determine a presale of digital tokens to be a private placement of securities, any such federal claim would fall under Rule 10b - 5.

Synthetic CDOs transfer the credit risk on a portfolio of (typically) business loans from the issuer of the securities to the investor, but do not involve a sale of the underlying claims on the businesses.

Broadly speaking, what Harbor claims to do is protect issuers and investors by making it easier for them to operate in accordance with securities, tax and other regulations when issuing and trading crypto - securities.

If an investor does put forward a claim under NAFTA Chapter 11, they are essentially starting an arbitration process.

A Canadian investor doing business in the U.S. or Mexico, however, would have standing to bring a claim as an «investor of a Party», that being Canada.

Not only do you want to have the correct coverage to protect your business in the case of claim, you want to protect your investor's interests as well.

What Zhang was referring to is the rumor that struck headlines in December last year that stated that Alibaba will takeover Ele.me because it did not meet its VAM, an agreement that allows investors to claim their money back if the company they invested in fails to deliver.

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For his part, Collins has consistently refuted claims he did anything wrong as the company's largest investor.

Despite Cuomo's public claim of ongoing support for SolarCity and its still - under - construction plant in Buffalo — the keystone of the Buffalo Billion — investors have demonstrated they don't share the governor's faith.

On the other hand, some in the financial world believe that intuition can be useful to identify a good buy, but I don't believe there are any investors claiming to make decisions without thoroughly conducting the necessary research to confirm that their thinking is more than just a hunch.

Neither the IRS, the SEC, nor your typical institutional investor have much patience for companies who claim they don't know how much they sell or how much revenue they generate.

Investors need to be compensated for taking a risk and one of the mechanisms the Canadian tax structure has in place to do that is to claim capital losses against capital gains.

I often hear from investors who complain their mutual funds are doing poorly, or that their stock picks are beating the market, but can they put a number to those claims?

This has the countervailing advantage for investors, that after a major catastrophe, the brokers will always do well, because rates rise, and the brokers have no risk of getting tagged for claims.

He absolutely tears them apart over their excessive fee structures, claiming they thrive on high - turnover investment strategies that do little to benefit the fund's investors.

The organization said it has recently been contacted by investors asking about organizations claiming to be regulated by IIROC, including ones doing business as CDFtradeoption.com and Globaloptionsmarket.net.

If that common sense argument does not convince you, consider the implications of the claim for retired investors.

If you're a human computer who loves to re-rank & re-invest in the world's cheapest stocks every day, such an event - driven portfolio may be rewarding (& the studies do claim value beats growth), but in the real world how many investors manage to deliver sustained long - term out - performance with such an approach?

As always, there are no guarantees when it comes to investing in the stock market, however, robo - advisors, such as Betterment, claim they can improve the return on investment of the average do - it - yourself investor by 4 % or more.

Even if you accept the earlier claims, which we do not, a 100 % - TIPS portfolio makes a lot of sense for many investors.

Those were bookended with celebratory but unsubstantiated claims (WSJ: U.S. stock swings don't shake investors; Barry Ritholz: Mom and pop outsmart Wall Street pros) that «mom «n» pop» stood firm.

Numbers like «90 % of professional investors fail to beat the index» get thrown around a lot, but even John Bogle doesn't make this sort of claim.

Although many studies claim that commodities (such as gold) do offer some diversification benefit, the most credible academic study I have seen to date, Should Investors Include Commodities in Their Portfolios After All?

However, most real estate investors don't take this route as it doesn't allow them to take full advantage of all the deductible expenses that can be claimed to reduce your annual U.S. rental income and, thus, the taxes owed on that income.

What we do know is that though Berkshire claims to be the passive investor here, it possesses the right to become the dominant investor economically, even if it does not take control as a result.

Some, like Exxon Mobil, do exactly what they claim: they charge nothing to set up an account, and they allow investors to make check or electronic debit purchases free of charge.

Mr. Tilson thought of himself (likely «thinks of himself») as a great value investor, but that claim didn't play out in his Tilson Focus Fund so he sort of gave up and headed to hedge fund land.

It shows how the academic researchers in this field are pressured to perform only research that helps the industry big shots and to refrain from doing research that would help millions to invest more effectively when publishing such research would undermine the industry's most cherished marketing slogans (the phrase «timing never works» has been repeated so many times that millions of investors assume that there MUST be research supporting the claim).

But, according to a July 2016 survey of Canadian investors carried out on behalf of Tangerine Bank, «36 per cent of those surveyed claimed they don't pay any fees, and another 11 per cent were unsure if they pay fees».

Jenkins notes that even investors like John Paulson, who many claim to have foreseen the meltdown of the global financial system, did not in fact foresee the crisis.

In the case that there is no fund available for your investment objective, or you simply do not trust the fund (many investors accuse these vehicles of not actually holding what they claim to), you can always physically buy the commodity and store it yourself.

Global Witness senior campaigner Billy Kyte says that foreign investors should be pressured to do real due diligence on projects, rather than just accept a company's claim that local communities were «consulted.»

Why should investors accept their claims about future coal and oil demand when they clearly don't stack up with technology and policy developments?

Please do not continue to accept stakeholders» perspectives without balancing their claims, which are based on projections of huge financial gains for the renewable energy entrepreneurs and investors or on idealistic environmentalists, against solid scientific research (governmental, academic and independent consultants in Ontario, Canada and internationally).

And investors, even ones that claim to be sustainable or socially responsible, don't seem to protest either, as they quietly include fossil fuel companies in their portfolios.

Q. Opponents of the investor - state dispute provisions of the TPP (and other free trade agreements) say that the US has never lost a claim — presumably meaning against it, not claims brought by it or its investors that did not succeed.

Opponents of the investor - state dispute provisions of the TPP (and other free trade agreements) say that the US has never lost a claim — presumably meaning against it, not claims brought by it or its investors that did not succeed.

The tribunal had found that neither of these options would have provided «effective redress», since the primary remedy for the shuttering claim was to provide the investors with an opportunity to have their expropriation claim heard and the domestic courts simply did not have the power to order such a remedy.

This case follows on from the recent judgment in Sanum Investments Ltd v Government of the Lao People's Democratic Republic [2016] SGCA 57, in which the Singapore Court of Appeal found that an investor - State arbitral tribunal did have jurisdiction to hear claims against the Government of Laos.