If you are looking to spice up your portfolio and
possibly see some growth, this approach can work.
Not exact matches
Delays in passing domestic legislation, including health care, are
seen as likely to push back any new fiscal stimulus, which investors had anticipated would boost
growth and
possibly spur a quicker pace of interest - rate hikes.
But at P&G, it's part of almost every decision the company makes, particularly in China, which McDonald
sees as
possibly the most important element of the company's future
growth.
So the next couple of years are likely to
see slower GDP
growth and
possibly a tendency to rising inflation.
The
growth, the creation, self - exploration and processing, I just can't
see how we can
possibly do that effectively with an audience.
These companies obviously
see the potential of
growth and likely are putting systems in place to make it a lot easier for well - made Chinese films to
possibly enter the western markets again.
Over the last 10 years, we've
seen one of the longest periods of
growth outperformance —
possibly the longest ever.
I'm anxious to
see if Hussman will be able to maintain his absolute outperformance until the next bear market, and in an environment where
growth possibly dominates over value.
One to watch though — we may
possibly see a bit of a bumpy period to come (in terms of results, or investor sentiment, or both), as the company (hopefully) transitions from the old Origin to a new higher
growth Origin.
Other than
possibly slightly higher sea levels, I
see a lot of good coming from increased vegetative
growth, and more arable land for vegetation to grow in.
It does not
see how it can
possibly actually cap emissions
growth, given the ongoing urbanization and other developments noted above, and Beijing does not accept international obligations that it does not think it is capable of meeting.