Sentences with phrase «investor money sitting»

«We think this can unlock $ 10 billion of institutional investor money sitting on the sideline»: Coinbase VP.

Thus, some of the investor money sits idly.

Not exact matches

Damn the investors for making money on such lunacy, damn the paranoiacs who think the added fluoride in our public water systems is a mind - control drug, damn the Times for running a massive photo of a startup founder who thinks water «expires» and is described as «sitting naked and cross-legged on a hot spring, his long brown hair flowing over his chest.»

The dearth of female cryptocurrency investors also means there is likely a lot of money sitting on the sidelines that could make Bitcoin's price shoot higher if invested.

Companies don't want to just sit on money, much for the same reason that investors don't like holding piles of cash either: Inflation erodes the value of the cash, so putting it to work makes sense.

As Burgstone sat in the conference room waiting for the investor meeting to begin, he realized that Sequoia rarely seemed to invest in things that don't make money.

There is a great divide among investors about whether the proper approach to investing is to actively manage your money by selecting individual holdings, or whether you should passively sit on your money by buying and holding assets for long periods of time.

When Tony wrote Money Master the Game, he had the unique privilege of sitting down with some of the most successful, masterful investors and financial gurus of all time — including the legendary Ray Dalio.

Investors keep putting money in negative - yield bonds and companies sit on cash.

By Clint Siegner, Originally Published on Money Metals Exchange Confidence is slippery, even when you are a metals investor sitting atop the best performing assets of 2016.

This is a disadvantage because investors who've contributed funds to these potential projects are left waiting for the project to be fully funded while their money sits dormant in a nonperforming investment.

Buffett, who has argued that investors — both small and large — would be better off putting money in low - cost index funds, wrote in his 2005 shareholder letter that active management professionals (hedge funds), as a group, would underperform the returns achieved «by rank amateurs who simply sat still.»

Because the 10 Year Treasury Bond sits in the middle of this spectrum, it gives an indication of how much return investors require to tie up their money for 10 years.

Investors — at least those who are counting on timing to protect them — don't like to sit idly and lose money while they wait for their system to recognize «what any idiot can see,» that the market is heading down.

Says Michael Banks, founder of personal finance blog The Fortunate Investor, «Money that sits in a checking account accumulates very little in interest.

Instead of the maximization of shareholder value (the number one goal of a corporation according to Aswath Damodaron) we witnessed a good ol' boy board of directors sit back and allow an entrenched management team to either lose or steal millions of assets (at one million a year in salary on a 10MM company, its stealing or akin to stealing no matter what actually happened to the $ 8 per share of liquidation value you mentioned that the company had... just one year ago)... and it raises goosebumps wondering where the millions of dollars actually went... just as I am sure Bernie Madoff's investors are wondering where there money is...

There is no way to know when an undervalued stock will realize its full value, which leads many would - be value investors sitting in positions that aren't making any money.

Basically, you're paying too much and your insurance company needs a way to spend that money because investors hate when a company sits on cash — unless you're AAPL, in which case sitting on a king's ransom in cash is apparently a good thing.

Sitting on the sidelines during dramatic market swings can actually wear an investor out, and the idea of keeping your money «safe and sound» in a money market account sounds really enticing.

Although at first he wasn't sure how to give away his money, he knew he wanted to be able to quantify his charitable offerings rather than use them to just sit on a museum board with other wealthy investors.

An investor should be constantly aware of their downside risk and be ready to ask if it is worth sitting and waiting versus taking your money elsewhere and looking for better long - term opportunities.

They are not do - it - yourself investors and we manage their money in a very low - cost way under a fiduciary standard, and we offer a credentialed, very highly trained advisor and a support person as their team to work with, and we execute an investment methodology that I'm sure we'll talk a lot about because this man sitting next to me is responsible for having invented quite a bit of it.

As investors lacking the technical expertise of early market entrants throw their money into cryptocurrency presales, regulatory agencies like the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission can not be expected to sit on the sidelines much longer.»

Basically, you're paying too much and your insurance company needs a way to spend that money because investors hate when a company sits on cash — unless you're AAPL, in which case sitting on a king's ransom in cash is apparently a good thing.

For crypto investors who are now sitting on a significant accumulation of crypto wealth, TokenCard represents a tangible way to spend that money.

@Cara Lonsdale, this site is for serious investors to discuss different strategies and techniques to save money, not to pet the egos of realtors when there is an 800 pound gorilla in the room (i.e. real estate commission) sitting on a mountain of bananas and doesn't want to share!

I think the problem that investors run in to is that the investor that is typically sitting in cds making next to know money values the preservation of capital and lack of rish inherent in fdic insured cds.

The bottom line for Investors is — every month your property sits on the market is money OUT of your pocket!

«We specialize in working with Investors and know that every month the property sits on the market is money out of their pocket!»