Sentences with phrase «lesson for investors»

Meanwhile, there is an important lesson for investors.

The lesson for investors?

The lesson for investors is this: Gartner was not the best performer in any given year, never won a major NHL award, and never won a Stanley Cup.

There is an important lesson for investors here: reaching for yield can be risky.

I bring this up because it's a lesson for investors who have been waiting on the sidelines «until things settle down.»

There was no big news at Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s annual meeting this past weekend, but there was one great lesson for investors: Perhaps the most important thing you can do when everything seems to be going right in your portfolio is to listen to somebody who insists you are wrong.

That serves as a lesson for investors preparing for further European shocks, such as the increasingly possible «Frexit.»

Thorp's book is chock - full of knotty lessons for investors, thinkers, and business people, but because Thorp is far less well covered than Munger, many of these ideas felt new and let me see them with fresh perspective.

Her tale is inspired by legendary hedge - fund Manager Roy Niederhoffer's analysis of the opera Carmen and it's lessons for investors.

So, your thoughts could be valuable lessons for investors starting out now)

Keynes's experience provides three main lessons for investors.

He demonstrates how Tiger Woods's golf swing, Tupperware parties and guppies» mating behavior all contain lessons for investors.

There are lots of great lessons for investors to take away from that story, and -LSB-...]

When asked what it was like to start a booming company at such a young age, Simon shared a personal drive that's a great lesson for any investor.

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It's an especially important lesson for Snap, which pitched itself to public market investors on its ability to stay hip and relevant with young people.

In an exclusive excerpt from his upcoming shareholder letter, Warren Buffett looks back at a pair of real estate purchases and the lessons they offer for equity investors.

But in the meantime, there's a broader lesson for retirement investors: To get the greatest gains from a volatile investment, make sure you have the discipline to hold it for the long term.

For individual investors, the lesson is clear — make a plan and stick to it.

The key lesson is to watch not only earnings, but also what investors are willing to pay for those earnings.

For investors like you, the lesson of Blackberry is that you can never take your eye off a stock you own.

Sorry, the last lesson is that there are a lot of investors — «hundreds of thousands» — who invest in bank securities for income and are very very sad, and sympathetic, when that income goes away.

It would be unfortunate for an investor to relearn a painful lesson of another crash.

One of the most valuable lessons for both entrepreneurs and investors is that when you sell a business a well designed and executed exit strategy can easily increase the business valuation by 50 %, and sometimes by 100 %.

An extraordinarily valuable lesson for both entrepreneurs and investors is that when you sell a business, a well designed and executed exit strategy can often increase the business valuation by 50 %, and sometimes by 100 %.

Many of these lessons are described in my new book on selling businesses for entrepreneurs and angel investors — www.Early-Exits.com.

The 2014 Best of the Hot List includes articles about lessons investors can learn from the market's ups and downs, value investing's long term market outperformance, the importance of having a plan when investing, and how to mentally prepare for the next market decline.

Many of these lessons are described in my new book on exit strategies for entrepreneurs and angel investors — www.Early-Exits.com.

It is simple, down to earth, and has lessons both for the first time and the seasoned investor like me.

Importantly, other investors are aware of the same history that you're aware of, they've been exposed to the same lessons — «think long - term», «don't sell in a panic», «stocks for the long run.»

The first chapter sets the stage for the rest of the book and centers around one of the most important money lessons, be an investor rather than a speculator.

The lesson here for investors is obvious.

He searches for a Chinese investor / manufacturer, and learns a lesson in business.

Who knew that maybe it isnt» the best for investors and that there are negative lessons to be learned, haha!

As we have said before, it appears likely that considerable pain must be incurred over a protracted period for investors to fully absorb these unavoidable lessons.

She was mostly interested in Brad Pitt, but that didn't stop me from lecturing her about the lessons the film holds for investors.

But after the hard lessons learnt during the dot.com crash, investors began to look for a new way to invest.

That said, for investors in the market for an online brokerage, the lesson from the current range offers is clear — be sure to shop around and do some homework on the deals being offered.

If I had to pick a single most important source for investors to read this week it would be Chuck Carnevale's lesson about how to pick dividend stocks.

We have over 30 of these great investors and give a brief outline of their strategies, lessons and formulas for success.

Modern Capital Theory (MCT) concentrates on market decisions and provides valuable lessons for specific markets consisting of Outside Passive Minority Investors (OPMIs) who deal in «sudden death» securities, i.e., options, warrants, risk arbitrage, heavily margined portfolios, trading strategies and performing loans with short - fuse maturities.

«While everyone has a different aspiration for retirement, the survey uncovered a certain wisdom of experience in Boomers and retired investors» investment approaches — and key lessons and insights for younger generations.»

There's obviously still room for improvement in these stats, Finnegan says, but given the very small number of respondents — just 7 % — who indicated they would «sell some or all equity exposure in response to a 20 % drop in the market,» investors are apparently starting to absorb some of the lessons advisers have been pushing since the financial crisis — namely, avoiding buying high and selling low.

Despite the recent poor results the letter does provide some great lessons for value investors.

We learned about the different types of stocks that investors look for in Lesson 2: Strategies for Stock Investing, but now we need to start looking at trying to value specific companies.

That move did encourage a short - term market bounce, but the subsequent lesson investors should have learned (and the same one I reviewed in detail last week in relation to the 2007 - 2009 collapse) is also the lesson that investors are likely to experience over the completion of the present cycle: Once extreme overvalued, overbought, overbullish conditions are joined by a deterioration in market internals, even easier Fed policy does not provide reliable support for the stock market.

An important lesson for stock investors; and much more.

Lessons From the Downturn of «Hedge Lite» The recent rise and fall in demand for a new breed of mutual funds billed as «hedge funds for the masses» holds some hard - learned lessons for individual investors.

As a value investor, that was a hard lesson for me to learn, but I accepted it once the evidence was clear enough.

I think that 2013 should have been a great lesson for traders and investors to realize that it is price action that matters, not the news.

Here's Mr. Brandes's suggestion for an abridged version: Start with Chapter 1, «a good lesson in getting people away from short - term thinking» and then move on to Chapter 14 (which covers stock selection for defensive investors).