Sentences with phrase «largest trading expense»

This is by far my largest trading expense.

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The bottom line: Investors should maintain their exposure to large U.S. stocks, ideally through inexpensive vehicles like the Vanguard S&P 500 exchange - traded fund (voo), which has an expense ratio of only 0.05 %.

«We believe that [the large] banks can be big beneficiaries of less regulation, and we include a 5 % expense reduction in our estimate and significant increases in trading and investment banking income.»

They apply targeted leverage daily with an assumed 1 % annual cost of leverage, approximating current expense ratios for the largest leveraged exchange - traded funds (ETF) that track the S&P 500 Index.

And if you purchase in larger blocks, or have free trades then your expense ratio is even lower (or nonexistent).

They apply targeted leverage daily with an assumed 1 % annual cost of leverage, approximating current expense ratios for the largest leveraged exchange - traded funds (ETF) that track the S&P 500 Index.

Add up the trading expenses across all your accounts and if you find that you are paying more than 20 basis points, you might be better off with TD e-Series or, for larger accounts, CIBC Index Mutual Funds.

Hartford Multifactor US Equity ETF -LRB-» ROUS») seeks to provide investment results that, before fees and expenses, correspond to the total return performance of Hartford Risk - Optimized Multifactor US Equity Index (Bloomberg Ticker: LROUSLX), which tracks the performance of publicly traded large - cap US equity securities.

Hartford Multifactor US Equity ETF (ROUS): Seeks to provide investment results that, before fees and expenses, correspond to the total return performance of Hartford Risk - Optimized Multifactor US Equity Index, which tracks the performance of publicly traded large - cap US equity securities.

Only large institutions like these have the resources needed to have any chance at profiting on all four trades simultaneously, and have the economies of scale to keep expenses down (then they don't have to care about capital gains taxes).

You can use tight stops and take more small losses, or you can give your trades more room to breath at the expense of taking larger losses.

Note that in reality however, after you have knocked out funds with 1) sales loads and 12b1 fees, 2) high management expense ratios, 3) high turnover and trading costs, 4) large actively managed funds, 5) immature funds, and 6) small inefficient funds, you are relatively unlikely to have any funds remaining that have substantially inferior past performance.

In this way, it is possible to avoid doing a separate «side calculation» for determining realized gains and losses, at the expense of keeping a larger number of separate trading accounts.

In doing so, you trade a «small known expense» (your homeowners premium and deductible) to the insurer which then takes on the much larger expense (the cost of replacing your home, its outbuildings, and all of your personal property).

Strong organizational experience with handling multiple executive calendars, expense reports, complex travel arrangements, daily activities, meetings, trade shows, marketing material, conference call agendas, large corporate events and personal requests.