Sentences with phrase «nobody at the fund»

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«It's laughable that nobody has paid attention to that,» says Rafi Tahmazian, a portfolio manager with oversight of several energy funds at Canoe Financial in Calgary.

«Until six months ago, nobody... could look at YPF and ascribe any real value to those reserves because the country was a pariah,» says Michael Kass, manager of the $ 3.3 billion Baron Emerging Markets fund.

In many cases, nobody is at fault when a venture fund investor decides to move on.

Normally, my response to this is the one nobody wants to hear: put the money in a savings account or savings bond, check out a book about investing from the library, save more money while you read the book, and start investing once you have the $ 1000 minimum to open an account at a big mutual fund house like Schwab or Vanguard.

He added: «I refer to numerous cases on which no action is taken such as the arson at the Central Medical Stores in early 2015 in which over four million Pounds worth of UK funded medical supplies were destroyed of which nobody, at least, yet has faced justice.

But you will have nobody but yourself to blame when stocks and bonds do well and you get annoyed at your alternative fund for underperforming.

Beating the index consistently seems like it ought to be the fund manager's ticket to success, but there's a hidden agenda at work: Nobody wants to beat the index by too much.

The worst that he could expect to find in these types of documents is that Heartland is funded by Koch and big oil — but he has (or greens generally have) been claiming that for years anyway, and nobody except them really cares — at best the documents would serve as proof of this allegation.

While nobody in Alabama is challenging the legality of the spending — the bill allowed for up to 18 percent of funds to be earmarked for other purposes, such as public safety — some educators bristle at the fact that four times as much education money is being spent per inmate as per public school student.

Given that the number of undergraduate As handed out at Canadian universities is now 38 % of the total marks compared to about 10 % when I went through, that means that a B is now an average or even a below average undergraduate mark at Canadian universities; yet, you can attend the University of Leicester Law School (assuming mom and dad can fund it) with nothing more than a B average and no LSAT and be guaranteed to be called to the bar of Ontario because nobody ultimately fails the processes.

After living at the home for a while, sellers may realize they have issues, but just don't have the funds to fix them, or think nobody will find out.