Sentences with phrase «reap financial gains»

This means that you have a small piece of ownership or equity in that company and can reap the financial gains from this ownership.

A stock represents a small piece of ownership in a public company and allows investors to reap financial gains from owning a part of that company.

This means that you have a small piece of ownership or equity in that company and can reap the financial gains from this ownership.

A stock represents a small piece of ownership in a public company and allows investors to reap financial gains from owning a part of that company.

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In fact, only basic materials was mired in the red, due in large part to investors closing their financial positions after reaping outsized gains since the U.S. Presidential Election.

With an estimated one in a hundred UK consumers and one in 133 Americans potentially suffering from coeliac disease - an intolerance to gluten - unlocking the market for gluten - free products could reap strong financial gains for industry players.

Many authors do not receive a large percentage of their ebooks sold and publishing companies reap many of the financial gains.

Owning shares of a company's stock entitles you to not only reap the financial returns of the stock's gains, but they also entitle you to voting rights so you can weigh in on the company's operations.

Similarly, while you know that plain - vanilla low - cost index investments are a proven way to reap the rewards of the financial markets over the long haul, you could still find yourself intrigued by a pitch for a high - cost investment that purports to offer outsize gains with little downside risk.

This year we reaped a significant financial benefit in unrealized gains due to strong market performance.

If you pay what's reasonable and fair, you're going to reap the benefits of home ownership and financial gain.