Sentences with phrase «longer breakeven»

Condominiums — a common choice for young home buyers in urban neighborhoods — have a longer Breakeven Horizon because of condo association fees.

Longer breakevens mean slower paybacks and a less attractive investment.

Large metros with the longest breakeven horizon included Washington DC (4.2 years), Boston (4 years), Phoenix (3.3 years), San Diego (3.2 years), Minneapolis and Baltimore (both 3.1 years).

Not exact matches

Breakeven costs are now as little as $ 25 per barrel, according to the Dallas Fed's most recent survey, so energy companies here no longer need $ 100 oil to make lots of money.

To give you an idea of just how long you have to stay in a city for it to be worth your money to buy, personal finance site SmartAsset calculated the breakeven point — the point at which the total costs of renting become greater than the total costs of buying — for 29 major cities.

It would be likely to fall below breakeven very early in a recession, long before rivals like General Motors (NYSE: GM) or Ford (NYSE: F) start to swing to losses.

By cutting half of our long exposure early last week and closing the rest of our long exposure on Friday's open, we were able to limit the losses on open positions to just below the breakeven mark.

ANGI has a long way to go to reach breakeven.

This will increase the amount you pay out of pocket, and it will take longer to reach your breakeven point.

There is no longer any question of its scientific feasibility: near breakeven (the state at which the fusion power produced equals the power consumed to sustain the plasma) has been demonstrated with actual fusion fuels in Princeton's nearly 20 - year - old Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor (TFTR).

With the launch trough, we create a mash - up of the breakeven and a cash flow to provide a model that can help us determine the amount of working capital you will need and for how long you will need it.

Often a strong breakout takes place quickly and you can move your stop to breakeven and the day is done (for example that happened to me yesterday on a long on GBPJPY).

Despite the sharp rise in inflation expectations, 10 - year breakevens (the difference between the yield on a nominal fixed - rate bond and the real yield on TIPS) remain depressed relative to their long - term history.

The Dow Jones Credit Suisse 30 - Year Inflation Breakeven Index tracks the returns of a long position in 30 - year TIPS and a short position in Treasury bonds.3, 4

Sure, you might nip a couple of would - be losers early, but in the long - run you're only going to end up cutting your winners short, closing trades at breakeven, and generally just interfering in your trades when you shouldn't.

Once the breakeven point is passed, the investor has «paid for» the conversion feature in full and now earns the higher yield as long as he owns the convertible.

Nerd Tip: It typically makes sense to refinance your mortgage if you're planning to stay in your home for longer than the breakeven period.

Both the current and the new index consist of long positions in TIPS and short positions in Treasurys, and are measures of the 30 - year breakeven rate of inflation or BEI.

Results are skewed as sampled population remains small but as it continues on it finds balance in the seemingly complex randomness eventually returning to breakeven over the long term and then minus the spread its unprofitable.

I rarely move to breakeven because I fully accept that losing is part of the game and that any trade could lose; you have to embrace losing if you want to make money long - term, so you really just need to accept that you will have losses and get over it.

Closing your EUR / USD long trade at or near breakeven means you will have to short the EUR / USD by the same amount.

Based on current positioning, we expect the All Asset strategies to benefit from the following return tailwinds: a stable to rising breakeven inflation rate, appreciating EM currencies, convergence of EM - to - U.S. cyclically adjusted price / earnings (CAPE) ratios toward longer - term averages, and appreciation of global value stocks from today's elevated discounts toward longer - term norms.

Thus, most traders should approximately breakeven over the long run because trading with a (truly) random entry and a 1:1 risk reward is analogous to a random coin toss.

This could take several months or longer, so you may consider creating a budget that details expenses between and the projected breakeven point or beyond.

Even a long - tailed bearish double pin bar setup like we see below probably would have been a loss or breakeven at best, as we can see in the chart below.

I have personally found that viewing my trades as a win or lose proposition and being totally OK with the loss, is a better way to trade long term, because you will inevitably have some winners that more than make up for your losers, and you don't want to cut back on these winners through breakeven trades.

As for 4, yes, TIPS inflation breakevens have been steadily rising, both short - and long - term.

This should also be intuitive, as the longer it takes one to reach the breakeven point on the investment, the greater the chance of something going awry with the investment.

Likewise, the lower the coupon payment, the longer it will take to get back to breakeven, and therefore the longer the duration.

This should make intuitive sense; given duration is the amount of time it takes to reach a breakeven point on your investment, the longer the duration, the longer it should take to earn back your capital.

The breakeven point for those who plan to live longer than age 80: they will be financially better off deferring the start of CPP to age 70.

If CPP recipients live long enough, there's a breakeven point in your 70s or 80s where starting later would result in more lifetime income.

Zillow's latest Breakeven Horizon reveals breaking even has stretched up to two years longer in San Jose and San Francisco, Calif., two of the hottest markets out of the recession in terms of appreciation.

The national timeframe for breaking even on a house compared to renting one is roughly two years, three works longer than at the end of 2015, according to the Q4 2016 Zillow Breakeven Horizon.

Among large housing markets, the Breakeven Horizon is longest in Washington, D.C. — 4.5 years — and shortest in Dallas — 1.3 years.