Speaking from
an investor stand point I can tell you that's not so accurate of home ownership.
Not exact matches
«Startup Garage focuses on the seed - stage of funding — getting to the
point where you can
stand up in front of
investors and ask them for $ 250,000 or half a million or maybe a million,» Zenios says.
At some
point, provided that dividend is safe and
investors are convinced it is going to be maintained, the dividend yield on the stock itself is going to be so attractive that it brings in buyers from the sidelines, people who otherwise can not
stand to see the yield right there in front of them without doing something about it.
Traders and
investors should
stand aside until the situation with this biotech name offers a better entry
point.
Nevele
Investors» Michael Treanor recently
stood atop the tower to
point out the buildings that would be knocked down and which defining features — like the tower and the «Mad Men» - era lobby — would be saved.
My article was written from the
stand point of a listing agent that is hired to complete a short sale for a seller should not let an
investor (buyer) take over the short sale.
However, it's probably a moot
point: While I still think most / all of the company's cash would be better spent on share tender / buybacks, it certainly seems like
investors will never revalue the underlying business as it
stands — hence the need for acquisitions & diversification.
I can't think of a more inappropriate investment structure... Even if you're a
stand - firm long - term
investor, do you really trust your fellow shareholders not to all dash for the exit like mindless sheep at some
point?
As you
pointed out, MRVC's sales are > $ 500M ($ 538M in 2008 according to recent 10K filing); at $ 147M market cap, Value
Investors for Change
stands to reap quite a profit (depending on when they invested, of course) if the current share price goes to just $ 2 / sh.
Despite the fact that
investors pushed back on aggressively priced properties, the spread between asking and closing prices narrowed by two basis
points, and now
stands at about 26 basis
points, Feeney says.
Only
investors who are prepared and strategic from a financing
stand point will withstand these changes and will be able to continue to grow and progress towards their goals.
My article was written from the
stand point of a listing agent that is hired to complete a short sale for a seller should not let an
investor (buyer) take over the short sale.