The P / E10 level (the price of an index over the average of the last 10 years of earnings) tells you how emotional
investors are at any given time.
Not exact matches
EMH followers say this
is due to the laws of probability:
at any
given time in a market with a large number of
investors, some will outperform while others will underperform.
At the
time a new low
is reached, traders and
investors have no idea if any
given low
is the low.
A merger would
give Viacom, whose networks include Comedy Central, Nickelodeon and MTV, a seasoned media executive
at the helm in CBS CEO Leslie Moonves
at a
time when its TV ratings and ad revenue
are in decline, many
investors believe.
Although the charts seem to indicate an inverse relationship between gold and bitcoin, it
's much more difficult to prove that
investors are swapping one asset for the other
at any
given time.
A company has control over how much it pays in dividends, but the masses of the market
are the ones that determine the stock price
at any
given time, so the company growth and the dividends they pay
are the primary points of focus for dividend growth
investors.
Last year I wrote on Suven Life Sciences, also I did some secondary level maths to get a sense of returns an
investor could get buying the business
at then market cap (~ 2000 INR Crores or 400 Million USD) and exiting in 2024 See Snap shot below The base case CAGR didn't excite but reading management commentary compelled me to take a tracking position in model portfolio Over to this year One thing in AR
gave me a Jeff Bezos moment For the first
time management
was sounding optimistic (this
is coming from a management which
is very conservative on record) Emphasis mine Management views on past Despite having grown the business every single year across the last five years, our business sustainability has
been consistently questioned.
Inside that black box
is the mental state of
investors, which can
be rational, delusional, risk - averse, or risk - seeking
at any
given point in
time.
So, it
is possible that
investor X hits its cap before
investor Y. Hence, this
gives rise to a scenario when all series B
investors don't hit their cap
at the same
time.
Once a
given Climate
is identified, we don't believe it
's possible to go that one step further, and forecast whether a specific market movement over a specific
time period will
be positive or negative (which puts us strongly
at odds with
investors who believe that these movements can or should
be «
timed»).
But, according to the folks over
at The Street it seems
investors and analysts
were given reason to worry about Research In Motion
at some point in
time.
It
is difficult enough for professional
investors to know which method
is best
at a
given time, much less amateurs.
(Warrants
are similar to stock options: they
give an
investor the right to buy shares
at a predetermined price for a set period of
time.)
The flipside of this
is that there may
be few if any
investors at a
given point in
time who
are willing to pay anything more than a significant discount to asset backing.
The APs provide buy and sell quotes for the ETFs on the stock exchange, which enable
investors to buy and sell the ETFs
at any
given point of
time when the stock markets
are open for trading.
thanks for prompt reply, normally AMC
gives capital gain statement, i think that should
be enough,
at the same
time they
give disclosure that
investor should consult their lawyer.but what about equity share.
These
were a risky investment
given,
at the
time, the abundance and severity of ratings downgrades to these securities by Standard & Poor's, Moody's
Investors Service and Fitch Ratings.
So
investors need to expect these sorts of events and ensure that their asset allocation
is appropriate
at any
given time — it probably shouldn't change in response to the markets or the 6 o'clock news.
On the S&P 500 chart, such
timing maneuvers — while ultimately counterproductive from a pure profit standpoint (because the
investor is buying in
at about a 12 % higher price than where he or she sold)-- could almost
be understood,
given they would have spared an
investor the emotional pain of the bear market.
This
is possible because the options contracts
are a commodity that can
be traded up until the moment of their expiration,
given that the market wishes to purchase it, allowing
investors to buy the contract and then sell it again
at a later point in
time without ever exercising the rights that the contract guarantees, but still profiting from the fluctuation in contract value.
At any
given time, lots of prosperous, well - established companies
are out of
investor fashion.
Most
investors trade
at the wrong
times,
giving up on a stock merely due to bad performance, or buying because it
is fashionable.
A call option
is an agreement that
gives an
investor the right, but not the obligation, to buy a stock, bond, commodity or other instrument
at a specified price within a specific
time period.
This
is not feasible for some
investors like our day trader friend, but for someone who
is investing for the long term, it doesn't make much sense to make frequent trades because it doesn't
give the investments
time to grow and the fees will just eat
at your returns.
Knowing which one
is appropriate
at any
given time is one of the main qualities that best
investors possess that sets them apart from the rest.
Today's question
is whether it remains an interesting and compelling option for those
investors looking for alternatives to the traditional 60/40 balanced fund
at a
time of interest rate uncertainty and
given the two significant equity drawdowns since 2000.
Market prices
are self - correcting once
investors understand that the first rule of long - term investing
is to never, never, never
give thought to staying
at the same stock allocation
at all
times,.
The percentages allocated to each investment category
at any
given time depend on individual
investor needs and preferences including investment goals, risk tolerance, market outlook, and how much money there
is to invest.
So for me,
at a
given moment in
time, here
is a portfolio that could work nicely for a moderate growth
investor with $ 240,000.
Longer - term
investors are in a position to allocate a larger portion of their portfolio to higher - risk investments like stocks than shorter - term
investors because a longer
time horizon
is associated with lower volatilityVolatility The rate
at which the price of a security increases or decreases for a
given set of returns.
Value, not price determines how much cash a genuine value
investor has in the portfolio
at any
given time since that cash
is a residual of a disciplined buying process.
While
at any
given time there
are potentially hundreds of stocks poised to provide a great return to
investors, a very high dividend yield warrants further investigation.
We
're working with 10, 20, or 50 accredited
investors at a
time who
are putting up $ 2,500 or more each for any
given game project.
As with most market «bubbles,» the risk of
giving 7.5 million mortgages to people who couldn't possibly pay them off
was somehow invisible to many
investors at the
time.
Bitcoin
investors that
were at the
time of the split, should have
been given an equivalent amount of Bitcoin Cash, but Coinbase did not do so, saying that they will offer support by January.
Distributed to all bitcoin owners
at the
time of the fork,
investors were suddenly
given an equal amount of valuable cryptocurrency (bitcoin cash has held relatively steady around $ 300 per coin, but has traded for as much as $ 1,000).
I do what you
are looking for - but can't service your needs
at this
time - however I will
give you some suggestions when considering a MENTOR in real estate: some so called mentors
are not really mentors - they may have lucked in to a few equity deals or flipped a few, but now running out of deals and needing some cash - the desperate
investor becomes a mentor.
«Over
time, retail
is relatively stable,» he says, «and its bases of tenancy and sales
give investors tangible factors they can take a good look
at.»
Investors are also intrigued by this statistic as it allows them to make money off of houses they may not
be residing in
at a
given time.