Sentences with phrase «out on market gains»

If you are more than 10 years away from retirement, the danger of moving to a less risky portfolio is that you miss out on the market gains, which heavily outweigh the losses in the long run.

The risk of the market being down seems like the only real problem, and you have to weigh that against the risk of missing out on market gains by not investing your emergency fund.

But it's also important to properly diversify into other markets to make sure you don't miss out on any market gains.

It's far easier to get that wrong than right and miss out on market gains.

That meant they not only lost out on the market gains that followed the recession, but they also continue to lose earning power because of inflation and low interest rates.

Not exact matches

European markets closed to eke out gains on Friday as investors digested strong U.S. jobs data ahead of a probable rate hike next week.

With the explore portion, on the other hand, investor seek to gain an outperformance edge or they might want to express a conviction about the market, perhaps believing technology will continue its strong run or that international markets might edge out domestic ones given their slimmer valuations.

Following this result, financial markets were sent into a tailspin with futures diving overnight, the British pound collapsing, and US stocks, after finding some stability early in the day on Friday, tumbling into the close as the Dow and S&P 500 wiped out all of their gains for 2016 in one fell swoop.

«It has been my experience that, when markets are good, investors usually want to let it ride because there is a fear of missing out on the potential gains,» he said.

Thursday proved to be a strong day on the stock market for Bay Area companies, as big gains from Facebook and Advanced Micro Devices stood out...

Those waiting for a pullback could end up suffering the market's version of waiting for Godot, possibly missing out on years of gains.

The job market is clearly on the path to full employment and solid monthly gains are particularly evident once we average out the monthly volatility in the data... Read more

Simply riding out a bumpy market — instead of jumping out and in again — can save you the stress of trying to guess the perfect moment to get back into the game and the risk of missing out on gains.

That's twice the average 74 % return for those who moved out of stocks and into cash during the fourth quarter of 2008 or first quarter of 2009.3 More than 25 % of the investors who sold out of stocks during that downturn never got back into the market — missing out on all of the recovery and gains of the following years.

The job market is clearly on the path to full employment and solid monthly gains are particularly evident once we average out the monthly volatility in the data (see smoother below).

And so every time the market went up, people piled into that fund, when market went down, they pile out, when the fund outperformed, they piled in, when the fund underperformed they piled out and they took that 18 percent annual gain when the market was flat so that's great on an annualized basis over 10 year period to beat the market by 18 points, but for outside investors, they went in and out so badly that the average investor on a dollar weighted basis lost 11 percent a year and --

This mammoth company — its $ 571 billion market cap makes its stock the fourth largest on the S&P 500 index — continues to grow and churn out stock gains like a smaller growth stock.

Although I am fully prepared to start making short selling profits IF the market convincingly breaks down, I am equally prepared to bang out gains on the long side of the stock market (just as my newsletter was doing before the recent cautionary shift).

Investors worry about investing all their cash right before a market crash or not investing it all at once and missing out on further gains.

I have an emergency fund and about 10 % of my portfolio sitting in cash for two reasons: I am about to enter the working world and need some extra cash and secondly in case the market suddenly pulls back I want to dive right in so I do not miss out on the gains.

Should financial markets have a bull market, the annuitant misses out on these additional gains.

West Ham's faithful knew the team in the city, but without any marketing to the public, the Hammers surely missed out on gaining new fans.

Among those myths is the notion — oft - repeated by DiNapoli — that public - pension funds are «long - term investors» that can stick with their assumptions through thick and thin, riding out the kind of market volatility that saw the state funds» return on assets veer from a 26 percent loss in 2009 to a 26 percent gain in 2010.

County Executive Mike Hein, who put the property on the market two years ago and stood to gain a nice windfall, went silent as the controversy played out.

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In playing «against» each other on opposing teams, simulation can bring out highly competitive skills of future leaders to gain market share or obliterate business rivals.

SUVs surge 32 % year - on - year and are the best - selling segment in 24 out of 27 markets, with double - digit gains in 25 markets led by a 116 % surge in Croatia.

Good luck to everyone that will be racing to the bottom on price just to have a chance to gain a little market share before they bow out of the Tablet field.

Anything that is porn doesn't count — we're talking about writing, not jerking off on a page, which has always had different «marketing» attached to it — and those real books that have gained a mainstream audience have done so specifically because they were eventually traditionally published, i.e. pulled out of the self - publishing slush pile.

PARIS (Reuters)- Smartphone maker HTC plans to roll out a range of different tablet computers to gain a foothold in the fast - growing market, a company executive said on Tuesday.

This can result in missing out on significant gains as the market rebounds.

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If you had sold either fund at the depths of the 2008 market crash, you would have missed out on huge gains in the next few years.

Second, if the market makes a large surge during the period where you're not making contributions, you could be missing out on some significant gains.

And whatever asset mix you eventually settle on, you'll squeeze the most out of whatever gains the market delivers by sticking to funds with low annual expenses.

Similarly, the gains you earn will vary based on how you divvy up your portfolio between stocks and bonds, as well as on whether you stick to your stocks - bonds mix (and periodically rebalance to do so) or jump in and out of the market or shift your mix around in an attempt to capitalize on a shifting market.

If the market value was say $ 11,000 and you tried figuring out your growth based on the book value you would only see a $ 500 gain, or 4.7 %.

Even people who start out with a well - balanced mix of assets sometimes spoil it by shifting their savings into gimmicky investments or moving from one investment to another in a vain attempt to capitalize on market sectors they hope will surge to outsize gains.

This is in stark contrast to a day trader who ducks in and out of the market multiple times on a day, trying to take tiny gains from each trade.

People tend to miss out on investment gains because they sell when the market goes through a rough patch.

In addition, the Annual Reset typically happens each year on your contract anniversary, which means that even in down years, you don't have to wait for the market to climb out completely, instead you will see gains when the index climbs above the new original level at reset.

If the market goes up while you're dollar - cost averaging into it, you've lost out on any gains you would have had by investing the entire amount right away.

You miss out on the phony gains of out - of - control bull markets.

But if you sit on your cash too long, you risk missing out on gains during bull markets.

Obviously you run the risk that the market could keep going up and you'd lose out on that gain, or maybe the market never comes back down (that's my worry and why I don't do it), but who cares if you have enough to meet your needs?

But, based on recent gains, the market seems to be sniffing out a bargain at Bombardier.

U.S. stock markets are eking out gains on Monday, but what's the real takeaway from today's action?

It's called Valuation - Informed Indexers Only Temporarily Miss Out on Gains When Bull Markets Continue Longer Than Expected.

That's important because you don't want to go into a market meltdown with too much in stocks and end up bailing on equities at the market bottom — or have less than you should in stocks after a crash and miss out on the gains when stocks rebound.

As mentioned earlier, borrowing money from your 401k is discouraged because you are missing out on potential market gains that have historically been above 11 % per year.