Sentences with phrase «investors get it wrong»

Even seasoned investors get it wrong.

That said, investors got it wrong a year ago when they pushed the S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrial averages to record highs, despite the festering credit problems.

This is actually an easy question, but most investors get it wrong.

So, look, this is another area where, if you remember, the value investors got it wrong around the time of the global financial crisis.

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News that tech investor Vinod Khosla is getting sued for turning a public beach private isn't the only example of entrepreneurs rubbing the public the wrong way.

Numerous behavioural finance studies have shown that investors get attached to stocks, making them reluctant to sell when something goes wrong.

Many investors get this one wrong.

The way I look at it, if you have none of your own money to invest and you hooked up with an investor with a lot of money & you were only getting 30 % of many deals what is wrong with that.

Just a few weeks ago allegations were levelled that a long - running study of poor investor behaviour got the math wrong.

Most investors would have assumed that they had gotten it wrong, and bailed out.

Too many investors get caught up in the daily noise and ask the wrong questions.

Investors who see their fund managers holding a lot of cash tend to think that they are not getting their money's worth, which is wrong, she says.

Dalbar calls this the «Investor Behavior Penalty,» because people tend to get into and out of the market at the wrong times for the wrong reasons.

I got one thing wrong in my initial piece, domestic retail investors could not buy it — it was a 144A deal.

Working for one of the financial media's largest agencies, and as a value investor, why do you think analysts get it so wrong?

One investment call that most investors, myself included, got wrong last year was predicting interest rates would go up.

While these periodic reports are crucial, they must not be more frequent than quarterly; looking at results more frequently is apt to result in the serious long - term investor getting caught up in short - term results, which can lead to making inappropriate changes at just the wrong time.

Don't get me wrong; value investors naturally crave returns.

The intelligent investor gets interested in big growth stocks not when they are at their most popular — but when something goes wrong.

I tend to get them wrong, and I think most investors also get them wrong, or at least, don't get them right consistently.

Investors chase returns, buying and selling the wrong mutual funds and getting out of the market at the wrong times.

ASIC is concerned that investors who get involved in land banking schemes are not aware that the schemes are often unregulated and investors have little protection if something goes wrong.

Many studies have shown investors are prone to letting their emotions get the better of their investment decisions, causing them to load up on stocks in bull markets, then to become fearful and sell in bear markets — which are precisely the wrong things to do.

My good friend Mike Piper has written an article («Investing Based on Market Valuation») at his Oblivious Investor blog exploring my finding that the Old School safe withdrawal rate studies get the numbers wildly wrong (promoted recently by my other good friend Todd Tresidder) and the research done by my other good friend Wade Pfau showing that Valuation - Informed Indexing has for the entire 140 years for which we have market data available to us provided far higher returns at greatly reduced risk.

Investors who try to outsmart the market more often get it wrong than right.

Then, like our friend who retired at the perfectly wrong time, investors historically wait until the market has sufficiently bruised and bloodied them before giving up and getting out.

The thing about these perma - bears that makes my blood boil is that when they're wrong they still win, it's their investors who get burned.

Essentially, Dalio thinks most investors get diversity wrong.

A properly functioning market may get prices wrong for a time, but it does so randomly and unpredictably such that no investor can systematically outperform other investors, or the market as a whole.

What we're saying is, is that the value of a company has to do with the current and future profits discounted back at an appropriate rate and then wtih a tone of irony, we are saying hypothetically what would it take for that theory to be wrong and advancing the way that we think some investors are investing today; and we think ultimately this is a temporary phenomenon time to time when value investing gets out of focus, people question, hey, is this ever going to work again... I think over time, this is going to revert and value investing which historically has been a terrific strategy is due at some point for a significant recovery».

«I think many investors and even investment books like to discuss what the right investment style or method is, but I do not think we should get too bogged down with what is the right or wrong way in the first place.

«Once the hedges roll off, it's all over», said one person very close to the original investors, «the single thing we got wrong was gas prices, no one saw shale gas coming».

Photo Only a few months ago, it seemed that the renewable energy sector could do little wrong: Stock prices were soaring and money was pouring in as investors flocked to get in on the action.

Pinder says investors shouldn't be shy of taking the ultimate step of removing a director if they think they've got the compensation wrong, comparing the situation to an MP's relationship with his or her constituents.

«With the ever more robust governance framework regulators and investors are insisting upon, combined with the fact that fines are getting ever larger and personal liability for those who get it wrong, legal technology and legal data architecture is coming of an age where it's going to be front and centre in how an institution organises its data governance framework.»

But there's a looming fear that potential investors would be discouraged to learn that people are scamming the company by boycotting ads as they expect to have accurate user data from Spotify for business decisions, not getting wrong numbers.

For those traders and investors who missed the wild price swings of the last few months, or worse, those that got on the wrong side, this is not the time to be discouraged.

In this model, investors will have authority to stop the funding, if something is wrong and get their money back.

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With the entry of new money from institutional investors, volatility levels could get out of hand, to the disadvantage of a normal investor on the wrong side of a trade.

«Many investors get this one wrong.

I can't ageee with that either and while everybody has their opinions and methods, I want to be sure that any newbie or even some experienced investors don't get the wrong idea that if you hit some rule or one equation that the deal is a good one.