Sentences with phrase «put in the stocks»

Even if you had, say, $ 5 million, and were willing to take a fair bit of risk and put it all in the stock market where it might (with real luck) generate 5 % as a sustainable annual withdrawal, you'd still be making «only» $ 250,000 a year.

In other words, it's not the hot stocks you pick but your decision of how much money you put in stocks, bonds and other assets.

Sam instead of buying SF property years ago, wouldn't you have had a better return and less headache putting it all in the stock market?

I'll take it even further, put it all in the stock market and rented in SF?

It's the equivalent of being put in the stocks in front of the nation instead of the village.

Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen, a feminist Christian scholar has reported that, according to court records, one of the major causes of being put in the stocks in the Puritan era was violence toward one's family or otherwise irresponsible behavior with regard to one's family.

He must have thought that they were dangerous revolutionaries because he put them in the stocks within the inner prison.

Put them in the stock while still frozen, and they'll release their juices within minutes, because the cell membranes will have been broken up by the freezing process.

Put them in the stock while still frozen, and they'll release their juices within minutes, because the cell membranes will have been broken up by the freezing process.

But what to put in the stockings?

Simple things the guy can get and easily put in her stocking.

The list goes on and on for what to put in stockings!!

We don't do stockings anymore, but I always loved what my mom put in my stocking growing up & I would be more than happy with any of these things!

The United Kingdom based company has trained nearly 6,000 staff members on the technical details on the ebook readers they are putting in stock.

For someone with little or no experience when it comes to investing, taking your hard - earned money and putting it in the stock market can seem difficult, and maybe even a little frightening.

Today's topic is asset allocation, which in the dumbed - down context of the CNNMoney «tool» means the percentage of your savings to put in stocks.

Whatever the result, that's the percentage of your investment portfolio that you should put in stocks.

Although we're not totally at the market's mercy — we can decide how much to put in stocks vs. bonds and how we react when the market sizzles or fizzles — we largely must settle for the returns the markets deliver.

Financial advisors recommend that when it comes to retirement savings, the younger you are, the more money you should put in stocks.

However, money that you expect to need sooner than that is often recommended against putting it in the stock market.

In other words, you might take whichever part you don't need within a year and put in bonds (except for what you don't foresee needing within the next half decade or more, which you can put in stocks), then put the remainder in a simple high - yield deposit - insured savings account.

For money that you do not expect to touch for more than five years, common advice is to put it in the stock market.

If you have $ 10,000 that you would need if you got laid off tomorrow, that's not the money to put in the stock market.

Instead, their objective is to put in stocks that will best capture the market mood and behaviour on a particular day, month or year.

In short, if you were planning on putting it in stocks before the «faux crash» and you have more than 10 years till retirement or when you'll need it, then put it in the market.

I have a specific amount which I'll be putting in the stock market (have some more for other investment options).

If you need the money for something soon, don't put it in the stock market.

On page 206 Graham states, «On the whole it may be better for the investor to do his stock buying whenever he has money to put in stocks, EXCEPT when the general market level is much higher than can be justified by well - established standards of value.»

just figure out how much of your portfolio you are comfortable losing, and put that in stocks.

Peter Lynch once said that the most important decision that someone makes when constructing a portfolio is deciding what percentage of the portfolio should be put in stocks, and what percentage of the portfolio should be in bonds.

Whenever you put your money in a bank or credit union, it is a give that you will not get the same rate as putting it in stocks or some other investments.

So each dollar that Buy - and - Holders put in stocks was likely to cost them 5 percentage points of return for each of 10 years running.

You can also get a premium quality rawhide and dress it up in an adorable design before putting it in the stocking.

EVERYONE who has taken money by FRAUD should (when it's all over & it will be soon) be put in stocks for ordinary people to chuck rotten tomatoes at and then serve some serious jail time!!

They should be made to perform the internet equivalent of Cersei's Walk of Shame; or, at the very least, to be put in the stocks and pelted with excrement.

There is a widespread perception that keeping your money in cash is a better investment than putting it in the stock market.

One of our daughters put some in our stockings last year and it was wonderful.

Not exact matches

This gives investors a way to get exposure to the stock market gains without putting in the time or effort needed to pick individual stocks.

Sound points, but when you get down to the methodology, I am not how much stock I'd put in Facebook being a disappointment to marketers.

Selling in mega-cap tech stocks also put pressure on major indexes.

At the 11th hour, he decided to take what was going to be his seed money and put it all in Amazon stock instead.

Given the sheer number of anomalies and last year's data recall, I can not put much stock in the Labour Force Survey.

Companies on a major stock exchange are often subject to tougher transparency rules, giving more insight into the workings of a company they are putting their faith in.

«Simply put, firms have been investing a smaller share of their profits in upgrading and expanding their capital stock.»

This strategy — which involves selling an out - of - the - money put contract and buying an out - of - the - money call — is designed to profit from a large increase in a stock.

Incidentally, the catalyst that put a halt to the decline in the stock market in January 2016 occurred on January 29 at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

First of all, let's put the stock market decline of the last two days in perspective.

Be careful not to put too much stock in job trends and lists of highest paying degrees.

And based on how new developments around each driver have put pressure on stocks in recent months, he would seem to have a point.

I put it in everyone's stockings.