Sentences with phrase «majority of bad companies»

The study I mentioned is interesting... it provides some detailed research on a lot of firms and provides evidence that while there certainly is some mean reversion, the majority of good companies remain good and the majority of bad companies remain bad.

Not exact matches

In a recent Harris Decima survey, 71 % of respondents felt it was a bad thing for Chinese interests to buy a majority stake in a Canadian - owned company.

Additionally, a majority of employees say being a micromanager is the worst trait a boss can have, according to a recent Comparably survey of over 2,000 employees at tech companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook and Uber.

The art part of it for me is sticking with companies / brands that I know or use regularly, and relying on dividend index funds for the majority of my investments in case my individual stock picks go badly.

Apart from my personal opinion that he is the main one responsible for our poor transfer budgets and lack of ambition for the club since he became majority shareholder but worse still he has now shown who he really is by the launch of the appalling hunting channel just launched in the UK by the company that he owns!

To make matters worse, a majority of the MassInsight company consultants have left and been replaced by even less experienced individuals.

The inevitable failure of the majority of these companies is down to simple math — not bad luck, as the suckers like to believe.

The «protectionist instincts» that I and others have are (1) to protect the independence of the bar (sure to be lost eventually under nonlawyer ownership), (2) to protect the health of the legal marketplace (sure to be badly harmed by the cartelization of ABS (see the 5 % commissions charged by the cartel of real estate agencies who still control the vast majority of the realty market, and especially see the ridiculously high costs of dealing with the American title insurance industry where four companies have upwards of 87 % of the conveyancing and title insurance market after first decimating the real estate bar with predatory pricing and other unfair business practices)-RRB-, and (3) to protect the public from those ravages.

Now let me be clear - I honestly believe the majority of companies out there are running honest operations and don't stoop to these shady tactics; but unfortunately there are some bad apples out there.

This is meant to be a «consumer awareness» guide to help you spot the companies to avoid and pinpoint the «we buy houses» companies that you can trust (because the majority of home buyers are great people with great integrity... it's those few bad apples that ruin it for everyone else.)