Sentences with phrase «likely lose money»

If that's $ 130k deal at < 1 % rule, that might be okay in a high growth / appreciation area, but if it's in a stable area for rentals it will likely lose money and have little chance of appreciation.

otherwise you will more than likely lose money and take others down with you.

We're wired to have opinions about investments even when strong evidence says that acting on our opinions will likely lose us money.

And if you were to pick stocks the same way Lusha did, you would most likely lose money.

This means you would likely lose money if you try and sell that 2 % bond today.

Also, bear in mind you'll likely lose some money to start with, so think about how much you're willing to spend.

It was impossible to give Apple a 30 % cut of every sale, they would likely lose money.

And if that were to be the case, the state's schools would likely lose money, as the Trump voucher proposal favors states that set up these programs.

If you use it to time your investment decisions, you'll likely lose money.

They will very likely all lose their money on strategies that don't work.

The route previously lost money and was canceled in 2009 by Continental Airlines before its merger with United, and an early financial analysis conducted after Samson began privately advocating for the route's return revealed it would likely lose money again.

I have often said that if you make an investment and you feel OK, you will make OK returns; if you feel good, you will likely lose money; and if you felt a little queasy, you will likely make money.

And the movie will likely lose money anyway.

They are most likely losing money with KU in order to compete with Scribd and Oyster.

(Canadian index funds made about 85 % over that period inc. dividends, while a Canadian holding a US index fund likely lost money.)

Firms have likely lost money on the programs so far, but they knew that going in, Sloan reports.

Coupled with the fact the client has most likely lost money already due to their injuries, most people simply can not afford to pay a lawyer by the hour, or put up a large retainer.

Google and Amazon likely lost money on their smart speaker sales over the holiday period which saw aggressive discounts being attached to both the Home and Echo - series devices, Reuters reported Wednesday, citing analysts of IHS Markit and IDC.

Google and Amazon discounted their smart speakers so deeply in the holiday sales that they likely lost money on each unit, say analysts.

In reality, by not using an agent, your not only giving yourself a lot more work, your likely losing money.

Not exact matches

The longer the business is losing money, the more likely the prospect that additional (dilutive) funding will be required.

If you continuously put money into a slot machine, you'll likely continue to lose.

Unfortunately many will lose money, and even worse — it will likely be amongst the more vulnerable of us — unsophisticated and under informed retail investors looking to cash out in Silicon Valley fashion.

Entrepreneurs love babies as much as anyone (and are just as understanding of the stresses of new parenthood), but they're also more likely that corporate bosses to lack the money and manpower that makes losing a key employee for weeks or months anything less than terrifying.

Startups that don't gamble are likely to either lose money because they are not bringing in enough customers or they are going to simply push along, without spending much and without making any revenue, which is as good as being dead in the water.

At the same time, smaller, private investors — who are often family, friends or other personal acquaintances — may be more likely to invest in your venture, but they need to realize that the investment comes with risk and they might lose their money, he says.

This one mistake has likely cost me $ 25,000 or more in lost money.

If you take exorbitant risks, you'll likely make a lot of money — but you're probably more likely to lose a lot of money too as soon as the winds shift.

Somehow, we have concluded that unaccredited investors should be able to likely lose their hard - earned money by investing in the most risky of asset classes.

In fact, purchasing one of these Bitcoin mining machines now is probably more likely to lose you money (with some possible exceptions for next - generation pre-orders).

You may double up your money, but you are just as likely to lose it all.

You don't have enough money to invest, you don't know anything about the stock market, you are worried about losing money... All of these excuses have likely already cost you thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential earnings over your lifetime.

This founder, whom we'll call Tom Green, said that while exact dollar amounts and percentages fluctuated slightly based on how many founders a company had and how experienced those founders were (younger founders lost 1 percent or 2 percent more in equity for the same amounts of money), most of the deals were structured to favor Y Combinator with the assumption that most of the teams were just starting out and were likely to fail.

Unless you're a master at calling the bottom in a falling stock price, and I don't know anyone that is, you are likely going to lose money as the stock keeps dropping over the short - term.

Those money flows are likely to switch to gold if Chinese stock markets continue to lose ground.

That certainly doesn't imply that equally catastrophic losses are likely to follow (stocks lost 85 % of their value from 1929 to 1932 as valuations collapsed from historic highs to historic lows, and keep in mind that even moving from a 70 % loss to an 85 % loss involves losing half of your money, which is why I insisted on stress - testing in 2009).

The more you gamble, the more likely you are to lose more money because gambling gives you no chance to stop loses, and you don't have the chance to revive your money once the odds are against you.

Based on its current fee structure, BitGold would be more likely to lose money than make money from this type of customer.

Losing money is never something that companies look forward to, but it's likely something that's expected to happen from time to time...

The longer you invest in a leveraged fund the more likely you are to lose money, warns Morningstar analyst Paul Justice.

Didn't you believe that you were likely going to lose money?»

At the same time, most of us are more likely to fall victim of a random account takeover or to lose money because our banking login credentials were intercepted via malicious web - inject tools.

For our experience, if a system does not list its credentials, it is more than likely a fraudulent system and should be avoided at all costs as you will probably end up losing your investment rather than making money.

A lot of people probably assume that trading high flying stocks or that trading options or other complex investing strategies is the way to riches, but more often then not, you'll likely lose more money than you'll make.

If you do nothing, your position is highly likely to finish out of the money, at which point you've lost your investment amount.

This is likely to occur if the client loses money.

It said the 45 stores currently losing money would likely lose more and more stores could fall below breakeven point.

After all, the company was founded in response to academic research proving that even small cash rewards triple the effectiveness of weight - loss programs; that people are more effective at losing weight when their own money is at risk; and that social dynamics play a large role in the spread of obesity, and will likely play a large role in reversing obesity.

The latter option appears the most likely, due to the money we would lose by failing to sell, paired with the likelihood that his attitude could have a negative effect on our playing squad should we force him to stay.

Therefore, if «the stock market crashes or the loan industry bubble bursts», those with capital at risk are more likely to lose money than those who don't have any / many investments, and therefore the line will (likely) move back towards zero.