Sentences with phrase «market is a bad idea»

For a short term critical goal, investing in equity market is a bad idea.

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Musk, 46, said he won't need to go back to equity or debt markets this year to seek additional funds for Tesla, but crossing Wall Street may be a bad idea.

Benjamin Tal, the deputy chief economist, at CIBC World Markets, weighed into the debate with a research note that, effectively, concluded a «flipping tax» on foreign investors isn't the worst idea in the world since it could help curb a potentially problematic element of foreign investment.

«A bad management team can ruin an idea, but a good management team can always improve an idea if the market is moving on it,» he says.

Stock market volatility reminds us privatizing Social Security is a bad idea, because it subjects every worker's lifetime contributions to the caprices of the market.

Startups based around a new idea sometimes get too sure of themselves, neglecting to keep a watch on the markets — competition isn't necessarily a bad thing, but you need to make sure you differentiate yourself in a way that makes your company seem like the more appealing service.

VCs like Mark Suster have long argued that the market's worst problem right now is not too little cash but too much cash chasing too few good ideas.

While we might not like the decline in startup rates, intervening in the market to boost start - up rates would be a bad idea.

The good news is that clever startups are coming to market with big new ideas intended not only to change the way small businesses handle money, but in some cases to also cut out big, bad, TARP - grabbing traditional banks altogether.

While buying a higher - valued stock isn't necessarily a bad idea if the growth is there, for people wanting undervalued buys look for companies with below - market P / Es.

The best way to get rich in stocks is slowly To sum it up, just about anything you can do in the stock market that has a goal of big, quick profits is most likely a bad idea.

Just how bad would things have to get before the Harper government realizes further liberalizing the world's financial markets is not such a great idea?

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So, if we're thinking about ways to stave off the next downturn, I think it's a very bad idea, if not downright amnesiac, to advocate deregulating financial markets.

Since 90 % of people who play the markets lose money, there is a very high probability that the investment idea in question is a bad idea.

Selling stocks is not a bad idea, especially since the market is so high right now.

Investing along the stock market basics will help you avoid making most investment mistakes but avoiding these bad stock ideas is also critical to meeting your financial goals.

It also is a bad idea to accelerate your retirement date following a market run - up.

Shorter runways are a bad idea because they pressure people to do things like falsely believe they have product / market fit which can be fatal.

If this advance continues, I would expect to see reasonable opportunities for speculative exposure at contained risk, but it is a bad idea to chase market risk here, under conditions that have generally produced dismal outcomes throughout history.

It seems to me that you are basically arguing that we should insulate the Canadian market from the world market, which I think is a bad idea.

Charter's cord cutting problems shouldn't be surprising, given the company's response to this market evolution has been to largely double down on all the bad ideas that helped create it in the first place (from shoddy customer service and relentless price increases on everything from programming to hardware rental, to using sneaky fees to covertly jack up prices further).

I also believe Wenger had an idea on how bad was Welbeck injury but since nothing was official and since we were in the market for a striker it was kept until next Monday.

I don't think it would be a bad idea considering the market is short on available good strikers.

saying that the keynesian conception is about spending what you earn is the opposite of what it stands for (its actually what you haplessly describe as the neoclassical position) beyond the even more meaningless claim that wenger adheres to it... keynes broke with the idea that the economy was simply a collection of perfectly informed individuals and firms responding rationally to price incentives generated by market forces and that the big variables that frame an economies performance — output, employment, price level, wages, etc — tend to move in cycles and are shaped by decisions and judgements made under hugely uncertain conditions that if left to markets generate bad outcomes..

Biotech companies say the basic idea of the bill — an agreement to disagree among member states, at the expense of market harmony — is bad news for industry.

I guess I've grown a thicker skin over the years, but mostly rejection challenges you to get better at marketing your ideas, which isn't such a bad thing!

It seems to me like it would be a bad idea for so much of Deadpool's marketing to focus on «80s parodies, but I have to give it up to them for their commitment to it.

And without a comprehensive examination of the education market in which these companies operated, the reader is left unsure whether these firms were bad ideas or just badly timed investments — or whether students and schools have gained or lost anything as a result.

This could be called something like the «Don't Do It Depository» or the «Bad Idea Warehouse» (marketing experts, help me out).

And in the midsize sedan market, where every significant automaker has an offering, having a little outward pizzazz indicating this is the new Optima wouldn't be the worst idea.

But if you frequent nice roads or hit up an autocross once in a while, splurging for the i3s may not be a bad idea if you are in the market for a small electric vehicle.

It's obviously not only a bad idea, but also an illegal one, to steal a writer's words, but copying their book marketing techniques is not only perfectly fine but how the pros do it.

While it's tempting, marketing your free days to family and friends, predominately on Facebook or Twitter, is a bad idea.

It's easy for an experienced self - publisher to dismiss the idea of co-publishing as a risky profit - suck, but for authors — some elderly ones for example — who are never going to engage with social media or effectively promote or even produce) their work in these digital times, a co-publisher might not be a bad option, especially if their book has some market potential.

But be that as it may, even abandoning the Kindle 1 is a bad idea because it does have a market share and what's more important, it's the market share of the early adopters, those people who paid $ 250 for the device!

Marketing and promoting EVEN HARDER to sell a bad book is a bad idea.

Remember, the worst marketing idea is inaction.

The idea isn't entirely bad - especially when you consider what a mess Google's own Android Market is for finding tablet - optimized apps, and when you factor businesses» ability to have their own custom stores for employees.

Trying to recapture some of that market share by launching their own ereader wasn't a bad idea, but they seem to have grossly underestimated the differences between the print and ebook markets.

In short, getting a publisher or a publishing deal is often not a great idea, because most small presses won't market you or might even screw up basic things like cover design, and you'll have less control to make smart marketing decisions so your book may perform worse.

No, this isn't another «write to market» tip, though it's probably not a bad idea to read Chris Fox's Write to Market: Deliver a Book That Sells if you haven't almarket» tip, though it's probably not a bad idea to read Chris Fox's Write to Market: Deliver a Book That Sells if you haven't alMarket: Deliver a Book That Sells if you haven't already.

To make matters worse, considering the lengthy period of publication process, his new ideas will have already been out - of - date by the time the book is released to the market.

The problem is, paying someone to do your marketing for you is a bad idea.

Which is never a good idea, and a particularly bad one during tumultuous markets.

Unless your house deposit is tied up in the market (a very bad idea) you do not have to sell stocks at the wrong time.

It is never a bad idea to keep a portion of your invested assets in cash or short - term money - market securities.

Bad idea in my opinion; it would have been better to price the deal lower, say $ 28.50, where the government took a loss, but where the market might have driven the price up.

You can check your own credit report with any of the three credit bureaus once each year without charge - which is a good idea when applying for one of the unsecured bad credit loan products on the market.

All this market turmoil makes sticking your head in the sand pretty tempting — and with the right portfolio, it's actually not a bad idea