Sentences with phrase «older investors say»

Not exact matches

Although most investors were cordial, Tasner says, one «basically told me I was too old.
Also, consider how much money you've already saved.n «The classic example is an 86 - year - old with a $ 3 - million portfolio that» sninvested 100 % in guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) because he's annervous investor and was told he shouldn't take risks,» says Rechtshaffen.
«He has always said the worst part of ETFs is that they becomes a trading vehicle that can hurt investors of any size, which contrary to the old index mutual funds, that can only be traded at the end of the day,» said Drew Voros, editor - in - chief of ETF.com.
And clearly M&A comes with elevated risk,» Old Mutual Global Investors fund manager Ed Meier said.
No mention of your investors» shares, like, say, the ones owned by your old friends at Benchmark.
There is an old saying, though: «The four most dangerous words for an investor are «This time it's different.»»
«You almost want to see the founder cry,» says David Tisch, a 30 - year - old angel investor and the managing director of the New York program of TechStars, a business incubator that is now in five cities.
Imagine the compelling power of telling a potential investor or retail buyer that 89 % of women 35 - 45 years old selected your product over a competitor and of that group 71 % said they would tell their friends.
It's literally the oldest rule in the game,» the «Mad Money» host said as investors» flight from the stock subsided on Friday.
Chinese law enforcement authorities now say it was a pyramid scheme, which used cash from new investors to pay older ones.
More investors — millennial and older — understand they can use these instruments to manage portfolio risks, Jones said.
«If you have a startup, and you think it's highly scalable, it's a place to network, meet other entrepreneurs, engineers, programmers and investorssays the 28 - year - old Puerto Rican who now lives in Miami.
Whether investors believe in the old saying «sell in May and go away» or not, studies have shown that stock returns from May to October have been generally lower than those between November to April.
Subramanian also said that «big, old and ugly» stocks could be leaders in 2015 while investors might be better served leaving the «new, shiny, exciting IPOs alone.»
To this end, Subramanian sees «big, old and ugly» stocks as potential leaders in 2015, and says investors ought to consider leaving the «new, shiny, exciting IPOs alone.»
While U.S. stocks plunged in their worst day in years on Monday, Apex said that across its 7.6 million accounts, there was 56 percent less activity among the so - called millennial age group than older investors.
said that across its 7.6 million accounts, there was 56 percent less activity among the so - called millennial age group than older investors on Monday.
It's a subject Buffett has addressed before, and one where the 86 - year old investor differs with longtime partner and the Berkshire vice chair Charlie Munger, who says he would tell his heirs to keep Berkshire shares.
Lu Yahu, a 40 - year - old stock investor, said he would use any rebound as a chance to sell off his remaining stocks, as he's convinced the bull run is dead.
If you spend any time around the investing world, you've surely heard the old proverb that investors (not the ones saying it, of course) are an emotional bunch who overreact to everything.
«It's the same old argument: not being able to charge commissions limits choice and prevents the small investor from receiving financial advice,» says Dave O'Brien, principal, O'Brien Financial Planning, Richmond, Va. and chair of NAPFA's public policy committee.
Munger is a great investor and a really smart, wise old guy; «I have said that in my whole life, I have known no wise person over a broad subject matter area who didn't read all the time - none, zero.
«I have already cashed most of mine (virtual coins) as I was aware that something was coming up in a couple of days,» said Eoh Kyung - hoon, a 23 - year old investor.
«I use my BlackBerry by choice,» said Lance Fenton, a 32 - year - old investor who frequently travels and needs to send e-mails from the road.
And you actually had a great quote in one of the books I think or tweets and said, «You know, there's an old saying where there are great investors and old investors, but almost no great old investors.
So, you know, we had Ric Edelman on the podcast and he was saying, «You know, you need to have younger investors that have kids or whatever, you should prepare them to live to 100, 120 years old
The old saying «no news is good news» rang true once again today on the London stock exchange as UK stocks once again advanced on the back of investors beliefs that central banks, on a global scale, More...
«I bought my first stock in 1942, and this roller coaster surpassed anything that I've seen,» says the 79 - year - old investor.
Prosecutors said the 65 - year - old St. Lawrence lied to investors about the town's financial problems.
In fact, the 70 - year - old investor is said to be among the top 10 political donors in the country — in a league with former Mayor Mike Bloomberg; casino magnate Sheldon Adelson, owner of the Las Vegas Review - Journal; and left - boosting George Soros.
Investors stopped throwing money at any 18 - year - old kid with a software idea, who then went on to spend the money on ping pong tables and free lunches rather than the product (I say this as someone who worked for one of those companies.)
In an old - fashioned hotel, they'd flip through a three - ring binder,» says Marc Hoffman of Sunstone Hotel Investors, which owns 26 upscale chain hotels.
Some say there's too much worry about an inventory glut.3 Others see its sub-niche stealing investors» affections versus processors.4 Another gushed that MU will hold up better than peers if the bigger group stalls.5 Even old - school money manager David Tepper's batting his eyes.6
Half of Canadians 50 or older expect to run out of money within a decade of leaving the workforce, says a study released this morning by the Investor Education Fund (IEF).
No wonder 60 % of millennial women say they think the typical investor is an «old white man» (per the poll mentioned above)!
«It's the Wild West out here,» said Corey Kohnke, 27 years old, who spends his days driving around Orange County, Calif., matching borrowers with investors looking to make loans, a job that pays commissions of 2 % to 8 %.
The same can be said for older investors who have only 10 or 15 years to save for retirement: the amount you put in is far more important than your returns because you have far less compounding time.
It's an old saying, but it's a sentiment felt by many conservative stock investors who prefer the stocks of stable and established companies that provide part of their return sooner, in the form of dividends, rather than later, in the form of capital gains.
William Bernstein, author of «The Four Pillars of Investing» has said that any investor giving thought to using one of the Old School SWR studies would be well - advised to «FuhGedDaBouDit!»
Bloomberg quotes advisor Ian Weinberg, who says older investors should assess the risk and reward their international holdings represent and «consider looking at other assets in the U.S. that have better risk and reward parameters.»
Putting one's fortune into a computer rather than in the hands of an advisor is what millennials, comfortable with the digital world, may do more readily than older investors, Nugent says.
Increased confidence in balanced mutual funds is a sign of investors» need for growth while taking into account the uncertainties of the market, says Kevin Headland, senior investment strategist for Manulife, who has done an annual survey on consumer confidence, using 2001 respondents at least 25 years of age or older.
Eugene: There's an old saying, «You can't put an old head on young shoulders» and few people in their early 20's have the knowledge and experience to be good investors.
It's fun to see how a serious field like investing comes with these semi-astrological predictions... There is an old saying telling investors to sell in May and come back in October.
Meanwhile hard hit areas like energy stocks may turn around as investors make a move back to the old economy so to say.
Of special concern is that securities and insurance regulators have reported an increase in unsuitable sales of variable products to older investors, who experts say should generally stick to low - risk, low - or no - fee financial products instead of those with potentially high risks and fees.
It's hard to be humble says the old song, yet after all the nonsense, it appears the passive investor, who has created his asset allocation, can ignore Wall St. and get on with his life.
For instance, an investor with a long time horizon (say, someone who is 25 years old and just opening a brokerage account for the first time) can be extremely aggressive, owning far more stocks than bonds.
For a 60 - year - old investor, that may mean focusing more on dividend - paying stocks, he says, rather than growth - oriented investments more likely to result in capital gains that could have been a part of their portfolio when they were younger.
Three years ago, Lorrie Nassofer gave up a six - figure income and a job she loved to open The Animal Shelter and Wildlife Society.Now, she wants her old life back.Nassofer, 48, said she can no longer manage her 60 - acre animal shelter because of a lack of funds and an unsympathetic public.Stressed - out and frustrated, she hopes to sell the shelter - her labor of love - and return to her previous career as a real estate investor.
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