Sentences with phrase «much the stock goes»

Once I buy something I typically don't sell it, regardless of how much the stock goes up or down.

Not exact matches

The amount of the straddle typically captures market markers» expectations for how much a stock is going to move.

Much of what's ailed our country is now priced into stock valuations, and with the global economy finally moving in the right direction, every market, including ours, should see some sizable gains going forward.

Bombardier's stock goes up, down and around, much like this Vekoma Boomerang roller coaster (Photo: WillMCc / Wikipedia)

Suggestions so far include Tesla (Elon Musk was an early investor, not the founder), Zenefits (after the David Sacks clean - up, Jay Fulcher has continued on the road stability), Lending Club (the company's stock isn't doing much, but it managed to survive its governance scandal), and Etsy (despite its current activist investor trouble, the company thrived and went public under replacement Chad Dickerson).

But gone are the days of the overnight Microsoft millionaire, as are the days when the average worker placed much personal stock in stock.

The following morning Khoshabe — who certainly didn't have much else to do — went on a four - mile walk to take stock of himself.

Can valuations stay at the level that they are or is the stock performance going to be capped at how much earnings growth is?

And in the current market climate, you're not going to get much of a return avoiding stocks entirely.

The price will be reduced until buyers are found, except no one knows how much stock is going to trade.

Several factors go into deciding how much inventory you need to stock.

Consumers aren't going to have much confidence in a business that is trying to convey their expertise and professionalism using stock photos.

So how much higher does Amazon's stock price need to go for Bezos to become the world's richest person?

Investors haven't been happy that Dorsey is trying to be the big man at two public companies facing intense competition in a warp - speed tech industry, but Dorsey disclosed in Square IPO filings a side of himself focused on a very big financial contribution that requires a much smaller piece of himself: Roughly 20 percent of his personal holdings in Square stock would go to the Start Small Foundation.

But there has been some concern that while stock prices have been going up, the actual economy is not really all that much better.

I didn't want to go into buyouts, so I didn't really put much stock into these relationships.

They speak to clients pretty much every day, fielding questions on what is going on out there with financial stocks, so I asked them what their clients were asking them about most often.

«The current bull market is not going to end simply because «stocks have gone up too much»... The buyside is fairly cautious, seeing downside stemming from: (i) deflationary pressures of the 40 % year - over-year oil decline, deceleration in China, Eurozone weakness, and the fall in 5 - year inflation breakevens; and (ii) Fed monetary tightening... Capital stock is again showing signs of pent - up demand, and as a consequence, companies and households will have to invest.

As the impact of new tax cuts circulates through corporate balance sheets, businesses are getting an infusion of cash, and much of the windfall is going toward buying back stock.

There is too much focus on capital gains and jumping on a stock that is going up instead of focusing on the fundamentals.

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

Going forward, a single quarterly beat could «reset» the stock price to a much higher level, and one that better matches the profit opportunities of the business.

Because if interest rates rise, banks are not going to lend as much money to buy stocks and they're not going to make as much money to lend real estate.

In his letter, Kass went on to warn that this deal's distribution could cause Amazon's stock to fall by as much as 10 percent.

The president has been eager to take credit for the stock market's rise and tout Wall Street's performance when things are going well — but when it's moving in the opposite direction, not so much.

Winterberg says advisors have to offer an equivalent robo - advisor service but also make clear that they do much more than just «turnkey asset management and stock selection... This week of all weeks they should be saying that to clients, how they create financial plans and go beyond just investments but talk about cash flow, taxes, estate plans and college planning.

Indeed, the stock of local currency government debt securities outstanding for a representative sample of Asian markets has increased five-fold over the past 15 years (it's hard to go back much further).

«I think the economy is going to continue to improve to better - than - expected, keeping stocks from falling very much,» he told «Nightly Business Report.»

As an active options trader myself, I've always felt that one of the most important measures of the merit of any CSEP is how much profit I'll earn if the stock goes sideways.

If a stock or ETF is so strong that is manages to continue trending higher, even while the broad market is going sideways, that equity typically surges much higher when the major indices eventually rally as well.

Would this article be published if TSLAs market cap was 1billion instead of ~ 50 billion.Of course not.TSLA is much less a story of innovation and technology and much more one of a stock where rampant speculation resulting from Central bank liquidity has pushed its stock to levels completely unrelated to its prospects as a company.Its silly stock market valuation allows it raise cash to keep the charade going much longer than the economics of its business would ever suggest.

On the one hand we need to accumulate as much as possible because of our age and lost time to make up for, but for the same reasons we can't afford the losses that go along with those higher risk / potentially higher gain stocks.

But since the market peaked in early 2000, U.S. stocks haven't really done much for investors as we've gone through a series of booms and busts:

BlackRock warns of more «poor» action for U.K. stocks with a year to go to Brexit BlackRock strategist: Brexit transition deal won't help much, and the British market's unique makeup is another challengeBritish stocks are likely to keep underperforming after stumbling so far this year, according to BlackRock Inc.'s global chief investment strategist, Richard Turnill.

And, since you're not paying the big salaries, and all the other costs that go along with those stock pickers — the fund would be much cheaper to buy.

Since the rally off the lows of that base (~ $ 20) shot the stock 90 % higher to the $ 38 area, the stock probably won't have much gas left in the tank to break out to new highs without first going sideways for at least several weeks.

If you think AAPL will go down (and it might), that means the Bull market is over and you'll do much better shorting overpriced high - beta stocks.

Chances are it doesn't have a great impact on how much money the companies are going to make and therefore the stocks aren't worth that much more under this scenario.

The dispersion in bond fund returns has been fairly narrow compared to stock funds in the past, but I think there could be a much greater dispersion going forward as certain investors will be able to navigate the challenging fixed income environment better than others.

The only thing that seems changed is liquidity.There's much more of it, and that goes to the difference between stock and bond prices.

If you are buying a defaulted piece of paper trading for 15 cents on the dollar, chances are, you aren't going to get very much in bankruptcy court (lose a little), but who knows, maybe you score big in the restructuring and get some stock that rips.

«For us, the directional index call going forward is likely to be a much less important consideration for investors than stock selection.»

They are not much hyped by the media which is why investing in bonds often lacks the romanticism that goes with stock market investing.

But, many analysts think you should use a mixture of growth stocks with value stocks and other types in your portfolio, just to make sure you avoid the excess volatility (how much a stock's price goes up or down over a period of time) that comes with some growth stocks.

Brandt explains it this way: «There's a debate to be had about how much of the float can go into buying businesses and stocks, and how much needs to be in lower - return bonds and Treasury bills.

The elevation of stock prices has had much to do with unusually wide profit margins resulting from a depressed share of GDP going to wages and salaries.

On the other hand, when you buy individual stocks and bonds, if one goes south, your savings could take a much bigger hit in a short period.

Regarding your Q1 sales, I can understand letting CVS go, as the stock price may not move much in the short term due to the Aetna acquisition, and the dividend freeze is no fun.

Low interest rates are creating a new stock market bubble, which is why the stock market has gone up so much since 2008.

How much higher can companies that already have the next 20 years of earnings growth built into the stock price go?