Sentences with phrase «much risk averse»

By my standards he is too much risk averse for his own good.

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Once you've reviewed your financials, you can probably get a sense of how much risk you're able to assume, but also take into account your personality: how risk - averse are you?

Risk - averse brands will want to think twice before privileging Twitter interactions or giving their Twitter team too much latitude.

Much of this is from the well meaning but risk averse.

Overall I feel I have been to risk averse up to this point and could have gone much more heavily in the stock market.

So while she picks Net stocks for fun, the bulk of Streisand's wealth — she won't reveal how much that comes to — is in the more risk - averse, professional hands of her friend and money manager, Todd Morgan, chairman of Bel Air Investment Advisors.

I have very much the same approach, but a) I am older, b) I am a bit more risk averse and, consequently, c) have less equity exposure.

On the other hand, the prospects for the market over shorter portions of the market cycle have very little to do with the level of valuation and much more to do with the risk - seeking or risk - averse inclinations of investors.

We can also learn much from Tocqueville or Manent or Beneton about the excesses of our individualism, about our inability to keep Locke in the Locke box, about the horror that is Roe v. Wade and the mean womyn side of our feminism, and about the more narcissistic and laughably risk - averse elements of our creeping and sometimes creepy libertarianism.

They're more risk averse in how much alcohol they have, on unprotected sex, and so on.»

The Lords economic affairs committee warns the ban is an example of how the government has become «excessively risk averse» when formulating policy, listening to the media too much and failing to make fully objective decisions.

But the odds are that the risk - averse GOP, which has plenty of other races to worry about an invest in, is not going to waste much time on a candidate who lost the primary and is now in a four - way race that seems — on its face, at least — to be a losing proposition.

Globally any currency is only worth as much as people value it on the Foreign Exchange Market, so the global success of a state - sponsored cryptocurrency may be crippled by risk - averse speculators.

«The sclerotic, negative and risk - averse campaigns from the two main parties make it hard to see how much can alter.

Learning from the Octopus By Rafe Sagarin The riotously biodiverse tide pools of California's central coast do not bear much resemblance to the risk - averse halls of Washington, D.C., but marine ecologist Rafe Sagarin, who has made a close study of both, hopes to change that.

«This technology could develop much faster in North America than Europe, where we are notoriously risk - averse and slow,» said Peter Fraenkel, technical director of the U.K.'s Marine Current Turbines Ltd..

Traders, on the other hand, are generally less risk averse because they deal with losses every day; they work with large portfolios of stocks tend to look at the long - term, bigger picture, rather than focusing too much on individual, day - to - day ups and downs.

But as the budgets for blockbuster tentpoles have gotten larger and the projects more risk - averse (with Marvel Studios and its parent company, Walt Disney Pictures, as Exhibit A overlords of the trend) it's become much too easy to acclaim fleeting inspiration and shallow gesturing toward diversity and goodwill as some kind of apogee.

With our testing and assessing models so much embedded in our education system's culture, what is a good way to start teaching teachers about more creative thinking and teaching students to be more risk averse?

We'll also need to tackle some pretty boring — but essential — implementation work to replace antiquated and risk - averse central office systems and habits with nimble and updated ones... We know the values and practices necessary for school systems to achieve much greater levels of dynamism in their problem solving.

Fong tackles questions that have major implications for China's future: whether its Little Emperor cohort will make for an entitled or risk - averse generation; how China will manage to support itself when one in every four people is over sixty - five years old; and above all, how much the one - child policy may end up hindering China's growth.

Harder to land an agent (many of whom won't even respond to queries they aren't interested in anymore); agents are flooded by queries; submissions from agents take much longer to be evaluated by editors; publishers are much more risk - averse and seemingly chasing after the same trends.

If you're risk - averse by nature, you may feel much better emotionally by hunkering down almost exclusively in bonds or cash.

If you are risk averse, it means that you are not willing to take much risk.

If you are risk - averse, your asset allocation weightings should change as various assets take on too much risk.

In part II, you were informed that value investing is a risk - averse strategy that seeks to identify undervalued assets — bargains — that offer margins of safety based on the Dhandho - mantra: «Heads, I win; tails, I don't lose much.»

However, for those risk - averse borrowers or first time home buyers with little equity in their home, the potential downside could prove to be too much to handle.

And it's not as risk averse as it appears with so much in cash / bonds since many of its investments are much riskier than the S&P 500.

You won't make as much in terms of commissions (20 basis points per year vs 5 % upfront and 0.5 % in trailers) but your risk averse clients will be far better served.

I'm not suggesting my portfolio's some absolute return tail - risk hedged uber - vehicle (though I'm not averse to all that, resources permitting), I really mean it in the old - fashioned sense (& purpose) of a hedge fund — I worry as much about preserving my wealth, as I do about increasing my wealth.

Bonds typically have much lower volatility (measured by the standard deviation of their returns) than stocks, which make them suitable for the more risk - averse investors.

This is why rational risk averse investors care very much about the variance of their portfolios.

Risk - averse workers may invest much less than half their funds in stocks, especially as they near retirement.

At the same time, it has become more difficult to secure loans as lending institutions have become much more risk - averse.

Credit union experts often point to the smaller portfolios of these local lenders and explain that a credit union may be much more risk - averse than the big national banks.

MS are the most risk averse bandwagon jumping console manufacturer tbh and is why they are currently pretty much irrelevant nowadays lol.

I'm a very risk - averse person and I worry much more about the planetary life support system than the bottom line of the coal industry.

Worse — lawyers are trained to be risk - averse — and many take that training too much to heart.

We have a much smaller pool of risk capital in Canada, our culture is risk averse, and we have fewer of the skills required to drive and manage growth.

One of the things, especially for risk - averse people... Whether you've been originally in a bigger firm, you move to a smaller firm... Pretty much anybody who's been in the legal profession or classic professions for more than a couple of years, you're all institutionalized.

Lawyers who buy legal services are just as conservative, risk - averse and change - resistant as the lawyers who sell them — probably more so — and they define «value to the buyer» much more narrowly and individually than their company does.

Risk - averse platforms will likely block too much content to avoid criminal liability and civil claims.

In a complex and risk - averse business environment, benchmarking has become an essential decision support tool used by brokers and clients to determine how much space a company needs.

«Everybody's got to eat»: This bit of wisdom had become much quoted in the years since the recession as risk - averse real estate investors fled to the relative safety of grocery - anchored properties.