Sentences with phrase «portfolios trading hands»

Driven in part by some large portfolios trading hands, investment sales volume in the industrial sector through the first three quarters of last year was the third highest of any year since 2008, according to real estate services firm JLL and research firm Real Capital Analytics (RCA).

Not exact matches

Rather than trade himself, Shiff handed over parts of his sizable portfolio to different Canadian and U.S. fund managers.

While that's great for their portfolios, it means that there are fewer bitcoins available to trade on exchanges, meaning that relatively minor amounts of Bitcoin changing hands will have a major effect on Bitcoin's market price.

The prime minister may have to work hard to persuade Juncker to hand Britain one of the main economic portfolios — trade, internal market, competition or energy — because the incoming European commission president had said he would like EU leaders to nominate women candidates.

E * TRADE is a solid choice for investors who want a more hands - on experience with their portfolio.

But some of the newer and more specialized ETFs are traded very infrequently: the iShares Portfolio Builders have days when only a few hundred shares change hands, and some of BMO's new ETFs go entire days without a trade.

For more hands - on management, E-Trade's robo - advisor service, E-Trade Adaptive Portfolio, will execute the trades for you and adjust the portfolio's holdings for an annual advisory fee oPortfolio, will execute the trades for you and adjust the portfolio's holdings for an annual advisory fee oportfolio's holdings for an annual advisory fee of 0.30 %.

If, on the other hand, you have a much smaller amount to invest, say $ 1,000, you can still get exposure to a diversified share portfolio through an exchange traded fund (ETF).

«Efficient portfolio trading, lower underlying fund costs, compliance with disclosure regulations, audited financial statements and scale are features and benefits of these vehicles,» Hand said.