Sentences with phrase «not affect investors»

However, according to the report, the ban will not affect investors who make crypto purchases using debit cards.

However, this may not affect the investors in stock futures as all expected dividends must have been factored into the price of the contract.

What's weird is that it didn't have an impact on people starting companies and, weirder still, is that it didn't affect investors.

Because the changes in tax law may not affect all investor classes equally and may be different depending on the state in which the investor is located, the effect of these changes on demand for tax - exempt bonds and required investor yields is still being determined.

Not exact matches

The government did pledge to close some tax loopholes, which could have an affect on high net - worth investors, and it also stated that it wanted more competition in the banking sector — that could reduce financial - related fees, says Sewell — but it's not clear how or even if any of this will happen.

We have a trading mentality that should not affect long - term investors, but ETF investors have earned a 5 percent return in the last 12 years and investing in traditional index funds has returned about 8 percent.

Aéropostale said it has no intention of appealing the delisting decision, which does not affect its stock price — excluding its effect on investor sentiment.

In an interview, Crawford said it wasn't until the committee embarked on a three - day whirlwind tour to talk to retail investors in March 2008 that he understood just how many average Canadians were affected by the frozen assets.

To be clear, MoneySense did that piece not so much to encourage investors to grab some indirect exposure to Bitcoin, but to make them aware of how their stock investments may already be being affected by the mania.

The SEC said KPMG itself is not a target of the investigation and said investors could continue to rely on the firm's audits, though it wouldn't identify the audits affected by the conduct.

Historically, recessions have not affected them because angel investors and venture capital firms largely base valuations on the experience of the management team and the size of the opportunity, not the prevailing market conditions.

Perhaps a large - scale decision by investors, and large investing companies like Vanguard and Fidelity, could affect change by declaring they will not invest in companies that have anything to do with guns.

I don't know what trickle - down affect that has on the lesser US markets, but my guess is that a rising tide will lift all boats as domestic investors may seek real estate opportunities in less tapped domestic cities rather than compete with international buyers.

DLTR's stock price has not followed its ROIC down yet, but we expect a significant drop to come soon as the adverse affects of this acquisition become more apparent to investors.

Financial institution and foreign LPs may be constrained by issues that don't affect other investors.

The crisis, which has affected every level of government in the state, is a cautionary tale for not only public spending run amok but also independent investors taking too large of a risk by seeking high yields.

«Climate related risk is one of the biggest trends affecting investors today and will impact the pension pots of millions of workers,» warned Diandra Soobiah, head of responsible investment at NEST Corporation.

Which doesn't cover investments in shares, the returns on which are directly affected by changes in the corporate tax rate (or the myriad of other investment vehicles liked bonds, REITs, mutual fund trusts, etc. that make up the bulk of the universe for Canadian investors).

Investors in the US have nothing to fear from the Chinese government's actions, as they won't affect businesses based in the US.

While it doesn't affect mortgage rates directly, it can have an indirect influence by shifting investor demand.

For the past year and a half, British ministers have been assuring us that the MAI does «not affect the rights of signatories to carry out normal regulation», that it will «weaken neither environmental regulation nor worker protection» and that it contains «nothing... that gives investors the right to be compensated for lost profits».

If Shiller is right (his research showed that valuations affect long - term returns), then stock prices are determined primarily by shifts in investor emotions, not by economic realities.

Well, I think we've learned though that bubbles in some circumstances can be very dangerous, and affect not only the fate of investors but the whole economy.

Mike Townsend: So I have to try to absorb all of that information and come up with something to tell investors you can hear all of this noise, but right now we don't know how this is going to affect you.

And if you don't believe that Italy's problems could have a major impact on US investors, remember how the US subprime mortgage crash and subsequent financial crisis affected the entire world.

While many individual investors either approve of the Federal Reserve's plan to gradually raise interest rates or don't expect it to affect the stock market, some are concerned about the impact that rising rates will have.

Asset allocation works hand in hand with risk aversion because if an investor is more risk averse and wants to preserve capital they may decide to purchase a collection of various blue chip large cap stocks in addition to bonds and certificates of deposit so if any one sector or instrument drops significantly the overall portfolio isn't as negatively affected.

As a shareholder you can affect the board decisions (depends on your stake of ownership), but usually you'll want to attract more investors to keep the company running, so not much you can do to avoid it.

Instead, I am trying to disprove, by showing substantial disconfirming evidence, that ignoring what appears to be an «expensive» stock is a costly mistake made by value investors — a mistake, which is underweighted by them because it does not show up in their P&L (as it's an opportunity loss), but hugely affects their long - term net worth...

Many people realize that rising interest rates affect yields and prices, but what others might not know is that if you stick closely to short - term, investment - grade debt securities - the very kind our Near - Term Tax Free Fund (NEARX) invests in - the impact of such a rate hike is not as dramatic as some investors might think.

While a TWRR (the method used by ETFs, mutual funds and index benchmarks) is not affected by cash flows, contributions and withdrawals will affect an investor's MWRR.

Realistically speaking, if they hold or sell the stock it is so minuscule to have any realizable affect on the overall value of the stock which does not really make the company look better from an investor perspective.

Some investors avoid ETFs that don't trade very often because they are concerned that making a purchase or sale will significantly affect the price: they worry, for example, that if they place a $ 10,000 buy order on low - volume ETF, they will pay too much.

Rising or falling interest rates also affect investors» psychology, and the markets are nothing if not psychological.

As a value investor, Marks is not a fan of technical analysis (i.e. charting) but he does stress the importance of understanding what he calls «market technicals,» or non-fundamental factors that affect the supply and demand for a security.

While it doesn't affect mortgage rates directly, it can have an indirect influence by shifting investor demand.

The investor may be lucky once or twice, but more than likely does not have the resources or time to follow the international market and how it affects domestic securities for well - timed trades.

Since they are not affected by fluctuating interest rates, they are considered low - risk investments, which can make them attractive to more conservative investors.

VEA and VWO are traded in US dollars but they are denominated in their native currencies, so a rising US dollar would not have affected a Canadian investor in these funds.

I really don't think most investors really understand how interest rates will affect their bond positions

Q: Dan, you've said before that one of the most important factors affecting portfolio returns is investor behaviour, not the actual direction of the markets.

But if you are an investor, earning good income, or have a good down payment, this won't affect you.

Juicy Excerpt: It's the things that affect investing that most of us don't acknowledge have much to do with investing that are killing investors today.

One potential downside is that once an ETF on a novel strategy come to market investor expectations can get affected and not in a good way.

Investors have the right to redeem or switch out of an affected mutual fund class up to the close of business prior to the effective date of termination and will not be required to pay any redemption fees, sales charges or other fees associated with the class termination.

The best investors work hard to not be affected by the short - term price fluctuations, and instead focus on both improving their process and consistently executing it.

While 1/4 % on each side won't affect long term stock investors like me much, it will affect the following:

Even though these products are not listed on a market, issuers must ensure that they keep investors continually updated on things that affect their investments in a material way.

So, when looking at a muni bond offered for sale on the secondary market, the investor must look at the price of the bond, not just the yield to maturity, to determine whether tax consequences will affect the return.

The securities mentioned in this document may not be eligible for sale in some states or countries, nor be suitable for all types of investors; their value and the income they produce may fluctuate and / or be adversely affected by exchange rates, interest rates or other factors.