Sentences with phrase «much money chasing»

The obvious statement is that there is way too much money chasing too few real estate assets, and that is not a challenge limited to the United States, but a global issue, says Ward.

With too much money chasing too few properties, aggressive buyers need an edge.

So for those of you who have been trying to deliver first page results for «geography plus area of practice» queries, you are probably spending too much money chasing too few results.

In simple terms, inflation is a result of too much money chasing too few goods, i.e. there is an imbalance between demand and supply.

There would be too much money chasing the Fed funds futures markets in order to influence policy.

And, it is worth noting that almost every concentrated investment fund has underperformed dramatically in recent years (although the reasons may have more to do with too much money chasing too few and the same good ideas).

Arbitrage strategies earned superior returns through 2001 or so, until a combination of deals falling through, and too much money chasing the space (powered by hedge fund of funds wanting smooth returns) made it less worthwhile to be a risk arb.

Today there's so much money chasing quarterly performance or driven by program trading, index funds or ETFs.

That means they can better control inflation, which is too much money chasing too few goods.

The notion that shrinking the money supply will prevent inflation is based on another controversial model, the monetarist dictum that «inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon»: inflation is always caused by «too much money chasing too few goods.»

The environment of continuing monetary accommodation — necessary to support activity and boost inflation — may lead to a continued search for yield where there is too much money chasing too few yielding assets, pushing investors beyond their traditional habitats.

«Too much money chasing after too few good deals» is a refrain repeated up and down Wall Street and elsewhere.

Talk to any VC and you're likely to hear that there's too much money chasing too few deals.

When loans become cheap, too much money chases too few goods and creates inflation.

Not exact matches

Term Sheet reported yesterday on the wild goose chase to answer the simple question: How much money did unicorn Rubicon Global raise and at what valuation?

Because so much money was chasing yield, those sectors became overvalued.

Few sites ever reach that potential, because they don't know what that potential is, or they spend too much time (and money) chasing the wrong types of links.

Why so much effort and so much money spent to enter the top 4 in every single year?Just to be embarrased everytime by anyone?I mean, is not worth it if you don't take advantage of that and go for the glory.Everything is on vain, just the pleasure of showing up?This team doesn't have a future, it is just a mediocre one, get use it.Glory times are past, class players are gone... what is left?Just a name chasing the shadows of the past.And all this sorrow atmosphere has only one man responsible - Arsene Wenger.He must go for the good of the club, he is just a stone dragging the team backward or keeping it still.Just go Arsena, don't embarras yourself and the beautiful times you lived here.

Modern - day footballers are much derided for their chasing of money, with many in the game willing to sacrifice team prestige and success if they can better their weekly wage somewhere else.

This means that too much money will chase rentier opportunities in the financial sector instead being plowed into vital investment in the jobs and equipment needed for the production of actual goods.

The financial crash happened because too much money was chasing too few assets — financial assets or real assets such as real estate.

Blogging is fun when we not expecting much but it's fun as it as passion, it's tough for the young girl who is trying to chase her dreams because she has to invest quite of money on the professional high profile of image on her blog to get notice every single websites you name it a bunches out there!

(Also, chasing a career in fashion, that is really where I need to live... So, I'm hoping that after graduation in May I can go home and work for the summer, save as much money as I possibly can, and then make the big move!)

But much of this money will be wasted if schools chase the same limited pool of resources - speech therapists, instructional leaders etc - without the market having time to adjust.

Let's cut to the chase, though: How much money is Apple trying to squeeze out of writers, readers, students, and teachers with this new publishing venture?

And of course why exactly not on the nintendo platforms, well it's simple: microsoft is making around 2 billions each year from their live gold scheme, we all know those numbers are silly high but even half of that is way too much money to spread the marketing around, giving money - sorry - «resources» to the top publisher while justifying those programs with free «indie» games, you know the guys chased away from the industry.

It is easy to spend too much money, to lose out big on what you thought was a bargain, and to spend way too much time on a wild goose chase.

Much like FOBTs, it's encouraging people to spend money in order to chase a «win».

When too much of our economy is based on the Semiconductor industry and those jobs that chase money....

In addition to the above - highlighted issues with centralised funding (i.e. not enough of it, too much time chasing the money and not enough doing the research), the academic system at present tends to support relatively «conservative» research proposals — because of the «publish or perish» ethos, most proposals will tend to be written knowing what the answer will be, and in the knowledge that there are at least a couple of publishable papers at the end.

Instead of wasting time and money chasing down a debtor, you can reach an agreement as to how much a debtor can pay you.

As a solo - practitioner who deals with individuals as clients I would much rather pay a small percentage fee to get money in trust than have to chase after clients in the latter stages of their matter (or when the matter has concluded).

They each said the same thing: not having to chase down bills saves them so much time and money that they can discount their rates for Priori clients.

Often these situations turn into a chase for as much money as the plaintiffs can get their hands on.

Those who focus on chasing money rarely ever end up with much of it.

Economists like to say about inflation that prices are determined by how much money is chasing how many goods.

Two factors determine how much money is chasing homes; how much money people have and how much money people can borrow.

How much of FINTRAC's resources — percentage wise — are devoted to chasing down sloppy Realtors vs money launderers?