Not exact matches
Until recently considered a safe bet, with many
investors «overweight» on Russian assets, the country's markets now appear
at the
mercy of the U.S. Treasury, whose deployment of punitive economic measures Friday was its most severe yet.
Until recently considered a safe bet, with many
investors «overweight» on Russian assets, the country's markets now appear
at the
mercy of the U.S. Treasury.
He noted that until the SEC mandates professional - level searches, similar to what it demands of underwriters in public stock offerings,
investors are
at the
mercy of the sites they visit.
Large institutional
investors have long been
at the
mercy of flash traders who use computers to make thousands of trades a second, skimming off tiny bits of profit from pension and retirement accounts.
Unless
investors make the effort to become educated about investing, they are
at the
mercy of the financial industry and media that are primarily interested in making money from the
investor rather than for the
investor.
Although partially caused by the logjam described above, where mortgage servicing companies are
at the
mercy of mortgage
investors» requirements, there must be some way for FHA.
But there are still a lot of misunderstandings out there, like this one: a bond index fund is a black box that robotically buys and sells bonds
at the
mercy of active
investors.
We are not
at the
mercy of other
investors who may not share our interest.
It's important for new index
investors to understand that the strategy guarantees simplicity and low fees, but it's still
at the
mercy of Mr. Market.