Sentences with phrase «return than a smoother»

We much prefer the bumpy road to higher rates of return than a smoother rise to more modest profits» Bill Ackman

I certainly think so, and Buffett would back me up on that (well, if he could): «I'd rather have a lumpy 15 % return than a smooth 12 %.»

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Furthermore, it seeks to achieve these returns with a lower level of volatility than the broader Australian stock market over the medium to long term in order to smooth returns for investors.

He certainly succeeded better at the role in Batman than would successors Val Kilmer in Batman Forever (Batman as smooth ladies man) or George Clooney in Batman and Robin (Batman as affectionate daddy) but not nearly as well as he would in Batman Returns.

The more powerful 350d car returns 48.7 mpg and emits 151g / km of CO2, which means it'll cost more to run than the four - cylinder versions - though that'll be worth it for the smooth engine for some buyers.

On the flip side, if the returns are smoothed through these accounting methods, the standard deviation of returns would drop, which is a bigger effect than the correlation effect.

Singleton would much rather have had a long term average financial return of 14 % that was lumpy than a 12 % return that was smooth.

In the real world, 50 - 50 asset allocation isn't the same thing as a risk - free return, but it does offer a smoother ride than trying to pick this month's winning category.

Monthly returns (a default setting) are less volatile than weekly or daily ones, and will generally produce a smoother graph.

Over the 10 - year period, the return gap was lower among allocation funds, whose mix of stocks and bonds smooths volatility, than pure stock funds.

Even the returning 3DS inputs get plenty of love, with buttons that provide a more satisfying click than those of the standard XL, and a Circle Pad that feels smoother and less resistant.

Former staff will also likely return with an understanding of the company's processes and have also worked alongside colleagues they know and understand — their onboarding process should, in theory, be faster and smoother than a brand new candidate and they should know what is expected of them and their team.