Sentences with phrase «much real downside»

But if you believe that stock prices ultimately reflect the strength of the underlying business, than a careful review of the business fundamentals will reveal how much real downside risk is really there if you choose to invest in the stock.

Not exact matches

And one of the themes is that the promise of America is real — a blessing, with all its downsides (from cruel prejudice for a while to too much choice and comfort later).

The beauty of this body style is that there's no real downside: The Regal Sportback's profile isn't that different from a traditional four - door, but cargo space and access are much better.

As an aside, the bonds of Tower Group offer about as much upside, and less downside than the equity does, if the ACP Re deal is the only real deal.

@BubblesandBusts 40 % banks; top 10 75 %, too much downside risk in a real washout, would rather consider $ TEF, $ REP, or maybe a CEF... $ $ Jun 27, 2012

In a recent story that appeared in The Financial Post (See Big debt the downside of loading up on real estate), a tax accountant noted that a much larger proportion of his clientele own rental properties these days compared to a decade ago.

The Zombies in Spaceland mode was fun when doing it as a group, and the only real downside for me was the «much of the same» multiplayer mode.

Dress respectfully: Just like in a real courtroom setting, there isn't much downside for appearing respectful.

The only downside to this podcast is that it's very inside baseball, focusing much more on the politics and not so much on the real impact of the issues on the American people.

The only real downside about the speaker is its 9 hours of battery runtime, and long charging time of as much as 5.5 hours, so you'll want to make sure it's juiced up before you head out.

Bottom line: The Galaxy S9 and S9 + don't require much thought — they can do everything, and look great doing it, with few real downsides.