Sentences with phrase «overall returns over time»

And these fees can make a very significant impact on your overall returns over time.

Not exact matches

A bond fund's total return measures its overall gain or loss over a specific period of time.

Relative to the overall return of the S&P 500 over the same time it fared a little better as the S&P had a -.7 % return, however when you look at buy and hold investors they fared better at a return of 1.2 %.

If current levels were to turn out, in hindsight, to be the final lows of this decline, I suspect that the overall return over the next cycle (by the time we do observe a full 20 % loss) will be as tame as we've seen since the bull market started in 2003.

A payout is the expected financial return from an investment over a given period of time; it may be expressed on an overall or periodic basis as either a percentage of the investment's cost or in a real dollar amount.

I do believe it's very difficult to do, and I think the much easier path to market beating returns is to buy good businesses at low prices over time, without worrying about overall stock prices.

We believe these quality companies contain sustainable competitive advantages, creating value as profitable businesses that can, over time, provide attractive returns with less risk than the overall market.

We believe these quality companies possess sustainable competitive advantages, creating value as profitable businesses that can, over time, provide attractive returns with less risk than the overall market.

Specifically, we believe the breadth of this universe and the diversity of possible risk and return outcomes not only means active management is essential, but that getting the overall asset allocation right is the single most important determinant of returns over time.

In swing trading, the profits expected is generally 5 - 10 %, which may seem less but the strategy is to make cumulative short profits over a short period of time to give big overall returns.

Our aim is to provide our clients with «value added» (excess) returns over and above traditional benchmarks, while at the same time taking on less risk than the overall market.

Otherwise, rebalancing DRAGS down the overall return much more than it reduces volatility, especially over longer time periods.

When you consider that that fees are one of the things that erodes your returns and overall wealth, index funds suddenly look much better, since they don't cost you nearly as much over time.

Relative to the overall return of the S&P 500 over the same time it fared a little better as the S&P had a -.7 % return, however when you look at buy and hold investors they fared better at a return of 1.2 %.

In fact, my top five portfolio gainers (unfortunately, only two of which are disclosed to date) actually enjoyed an average 50 % + gain in H1 — while my overall (all - in) portfolio gain itself was over five times my benchmark return.

But overall, most of my ideas come from the philosophy of Greenblatt and Graham that buying a basket of stocks that are cheap, preferably with high quality (high return on capital combined with high earnings yield in Greenblatt's case) will work out over time.

If you live below your means, start investing early, continue to invest a portion of every paycheck, max - out on tax - deferred accounts, and put your money in the stock market which has higher overall rates of returns over time than bonds or CDs, you can become a millionaire too without starting your own business.

If you live below your means, start investing early, continue to invest a portion of every paycheck, max - out on tax - deferred accounts, and put your money in the stock market which has higher overall rates of returns over time than bonds or CDs, you can become a millionaire too...

Given I think the overall market will be lucky to produce an overall return of mid to high single digits over that same time period and the company's position within the sectors it competes, Capital One is a compelling and low beta investment at current levels.

Over the past 20 years, Markel has produced pretax average annual investment returns — in both stocks (13.1 %) and its overall portfolio (7.0 %)-- that far exceed the investment returns that most P&C companies achieved over that period of tOver the past 20 years, Markel has produced pretax average annual investment returns — in both stocks (13.1 %) and its overall portfolio (7.0 %)-- that far exceed the investment returns that most P&C companies achieved over that period of tover that period of time.

When he returned to the canvas, he ultimately chose to paint it black again.16 Today, the white drips are no longer visible and the painting appears less matte overall, having become glossier and more lustrous over time.

Solar panels are another economic opportunity, over a 20 year time span their overall return is the same as investing that money in an 11 % ARR bond.