A leprechaun leader won't bite your fingers like a normal leprechaun, but he can sure take a chunk
out of your portfolio earnings (think Enron).
Not exact matches
He points
out that all
of Bendigo's
earnings growth has been driven by «the effect
of higher property prices on the valuation
of its Homesafe
portfolio».
As a REIT, it must pay
out 90 %
of its
earnings and a diversified
portfolio, ARCP is a good bet as a long - term hold.
I pointed
out 10 %
of his
portfolio that had poor
earnings quality, and he gave me a «you don't know the right things to look for» answer.
The only way Investing works to change your life is if you live to 300 years old like Warren Buffett grinding
out the
earnings potential
of GE every quarter to gain a few percentage points in your
portfolio.
Missing
out on potential investment returns for that portion
of their financial
portfolio could cost them extensively in foregone
earnings over the course
of their lifetimes.
The only way Investing works to change your life is if you live to 300 years old like Warren Buffett grinding
out the
earnings potential
of GE every quarter to gain a few percentage points in your
portfolio.
The problem is that these offshore transactions may turn
out to be financial transactions as opposed to property transactions, with the focus more on the initial increase in
earnings (due to favourable acquisition spreads and the assumed depreciation
of the rand) as opposed to the longer - term impact on overall
portfolio quality and growth potential.