The common perception is that
investors are greedy predators exploiting the unfortunate.
Not exact matches
The famously successful
investor Warren Buffett — who has raked in billions guided by his motto to «
Be fearful when others
are greedy, and
greedy when others
are fearful» — probably took a big loss like the rest of us after the U.K. voted to leave the European Union last week.
And they have good reason to
be greedy because that
's how they've positioned themselves to their
investors — also called «limited partners.»
Investors may
be greedy, and markets may
be delusional, but money
is time, and the best way to ride out a downturn
is with a couple of years» worth of cash stashed in your mattress.
Venture capitalists (and other
investors in startups)
are neither
greedy nor shortsighted, as some disappointed entrepreneurs believe; they
are simply inappropriate for most start - ups.
Others argue that Benchmark's suit has thrown lighter fluid on an already fragile working relationship, and
is yet another example of
greedy investors looking out for their bottom line instead of the founder's vision.
The most famed contrarian
investor, Warren Buffett, says it best —
investors should
be greedy when others
are fearful, and fearful when others
are greedy.
«
Be fearful when others
are greedy, and
greedy when others
are fearful,» Warren Buffett — the greatest
investor in history — says.
Warren Buffet's advice to «
be fearful when others
are greedy, and
be greedy when others
are fearful,» presents an interesting conundrum for
investors considering The Walt Disney Company (DIS: $ 109 / share).
That fateful summer forever changed
investors» perception of banks and while before they
were seen as institutions able to facilitate liquidity for businesses and individuals, now they
were seen as
greedy vultures ready to use taxpayer moneys in order to
be rescued.
The most famed contrarian
investor, Warren Buffett, says it best —
investors should
be greedy when others
are fearful, and fearful when others
are greedy.
Today,
investors are fearful about Europe, which has me feeling more than a little
greedy.
I like to follow some market internals to help understand if
investors are becoming fearful or
greedy.
His point
is that there
is much inefficiency, that the market price
is determined by the single most
greedy or most depressed
investor, and that academics continue to argue that the markets
are efficient, while the super-investors of Graham - and - Doddsville continue to beat the indexes.
Well, Warren Buffett once said
investors should aim to
be fearful when others
are greedy, and
greedy when others
are fearful.
It might
be that mutual fund companies like Fidelity Canada,
Investor Group, etc,
are the ones who
are greedy.
«
Be greedy when others
are fearful,» legendary value
investor Warren Buffett once said.
So a few
greedy value
investors were on the receiving end.
ETFs have lowered costs for
investors, but the greater ability to trade has enabled
investors to more easily
be greedy or panic.
A great idea to begin with, but a dangerous one when taken to an extreme... We see this elsewhere, particularly in the US — defensive stocks have
been embraced by an army of nervous but
greedy investors.
I really can't decide who
's greedier — the promoters, or the
investors?
The article found in this link
is another example of the tireless efforts of stakeholders (Green pollies,
greedy investors, brainwashed millenials, left wing academics, inner city elitists, journalists etc etc etc) in perpetuating the myth of climate change.
Unfortunately for Bradley, though it
's not de rigueur to say it these days, those
greedy profit - seeking
investors have given many gifts to the world.
However, one prominent blogger — 7th Circuit Judge Richard Posner — disagrees with the conventional theory that Madoff
was running a Ponzi scheme primarily because Madoff didn't con «
greedy dopes» who
are classic Ponzi targets, but instead, lured sophisticated
investors.
As international regulators scramble to catch up to a strange new world that popped up under their noses, you can bet for every legitimate ICO or coin project there
's a wave of sketchy ones waiting to rip off
greedy investors who don't know better.
One of the richest
investors in the world, Warren Buffett, said to «
Be fearful when others
are greedy and
greedy when others
are fearful».
«The housing mess
was created by
greedy bankers, realtors and
investors.
This prompted legendary
investor Warren Buffett to write in an op - ed article for the Wall Street Journal «A simple rule dictates my buying:
Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful.&raqu
Be fearful when others
are greedy, and
be greedy when others are fearful.&raqu
be greedy when others
are fearful.»
Some
investors say it
's time to get
greedy.