Sentences with phrase «investor is in a hurry»

But this do - it - yourself investor is in no hurry.

Vietnamese investors are in a hurry to import crypto mining equipment.

Not exact matches

For all that Premier Christy Clark has tried to kick - start the industry, we're still hurry - up - and - waiting for foreign investors to make up their minds whether to put shovels in the ground.

He is not impatient, nor is he even in a very great hurry, for he is an investor, not a gambler or a speculator.

This property is an alligator for a small investor — a couple of vacancies can put the owner in foreclosure or loan workout in a hurry.

That miscalculation can lead investors to invest more aggressively than they should, a problem that becomes apparent when the market heads south and they realize they're in over their heads and begin unloading stocks in a hurry.

If an investor who owns an XYZ Company corporate bond needs to sell his or her holding in a hurry, they would have to check the market, or with a broker for a current quote and see which parties might be interested in purchasing the bond.

While the public is now seeing private companies devalued for the first time in history (obviously, this isn't the first time it happens, but previously only investors knew about these things), some major signs of cash outs have emerged with Marc Andreessen (the founding partner of the Andreessen - Horowitz which recently declared there was no bubble) in a hurry to sell off shares in technology companies.

Publicly - listed and private companies in Thailand are hurrying to launch their initial coin offerings (ICOs) ahead of regulations, Thai Rath reported, adding that they «fear the regulators will make it more cumbersome for issuers and investors.»

Investors looking to make money on hotel acquisitions may want to hurry up — in March, hotel prices in the U.S. were just one percentage point short of their pre-recession peak, according to Moody's / RCA...