Not exact matches
Today's valuations, however, are
less overblown and more realistically grounded in revenues,
cash flows, and price - to - earnings ratios, which all combine with today's more sustainable business models to significantly decrease
risk.
After all... How much
risk is there if you could take a company private for way
less than the amount of
cash it has in the bank, cease operations and pay out the
cash as a dividend?
A more predictable
cash flow and
less vacancy reduce the
risk for investors.
Measuring
risk capacity helps us allocate money you will not need in the next few years to stock investments, while allocating money you will need in the next few years to bonds or
cash, which are
less volatile investments.
Both factoring and financing are financial products marketed to help businesses with
cash flow troubles, but factoring is the option with
less risk.
Dividend stocks offer consistent
cash flow and potentially
less volatility for investors with a lower
risk tolerance.
There are also times when your
cash is better off in another investment vehicle, such as a retirement account or product with
less risk.
Bonds are usually seen as
less risky than stocks, but still carry some level of
risk compared to
cash holdings.
But
cash - out refinancing also has one major downfall: By binding your unsecured debts to your home, you've compromised your home's equity and have a higher
risk of going «underwater» — having a house that is worth
less than you owe the bank.
They also have the ability to invest beyond the equity market in «
less liquid» investments, such as distressed debt, can hold short positions in merger / arbitrage situations or to hedge market
risk, and are willing to hold a up to 15 % in
cash.
I try to mitigate
risk by holding more
cash after the market has run hard, and
less cash after the market has cratered.
At the same time, though, they are embracing
risk of loss, a fear that has been more or
less pervasive ever since the stock market crashed in 2008, taking with it just about every other asset class except: well, you know,
cash!
I'm not losing any sleep over it, though... there are bigger things to worry about, my personal broker is well - capitalized, and I have
less than $ 100K at
risk in
cash, and that is in a money market fund.
My moderate growth and income clients have witnessed
less volatility and have experienced better
risk - adjusted returns with roughly 20 % -30 %
cash /
cash equivalents since last summer.
Even people who keep their money under their mattress have the
risk that their money will be worth
less in the future because of inflation that reduces the purchasing power of the
cash.
Inflation
risk Inflation causes tomorrow's dollar to be worth
less than today's; in other words, it reduces the purchasing power of a bond investor's future interest payments and principal, collectively known as «
cash flows.»
During that year, Avigen's
cash would be at
risk to MediciNova's creditors if the company became insolvent, potentially leaving Avigen stockholders with much
less.
Teachers» superior returns were attributed to patience (they traded just 6.1 times a year compared to an average of 9.1),
risk reduction (they had a 12 % higher allocation of diversified funds), and being more invested (they held
less cash in their portfolios).
The insurance carrier faces more
risk early in the contract if the insured dies, as there is
less cash value in the account.
Travis: the portfolio beat the S&P 500 in 2010, with obviously
less risk due to the
cash / bonds.
The
risk that interest rates will fall causing the
cash flows on an investment, assuming that the
cash flows are reinvested, to earn
less than the original investment.
If you have no savings, or have
less than the recommended 3 - 6 months» worth of
cash in the bank, you are at greater
risk of bankruptcy.
Finally, don't forget that 25 % of General Dynamics» sales come from overseas, which exposes a fair portion of its sales, earnings, and
cash flow growth to the
risks of a strong dollar (resulting in foreign sales converting to
less U.S. dollars).
Demand for Higher
Risk Helping Equity Prices U.S. equity markets are trading better at the mid-session, buoyed by demand for higher risk, oversold conditions, a fresh influx of cash and news that Obama may propose tax breaks for businesses.Investors dumped stocks late last week as sentiment shifted toward less risky ass
Risk Helping Equity Prices U.S. equity markets are trading better at the mid-session, buoyed by demand for higher
risk, oversold conditions, a fresh influx of cash and news that Obama may propose tax breaks for businesses.Investors dumped stocks late last week as sentiment shifted toward less risky ass
risk, oversold conditions, a fresh influx of
cash and news that Obama may propose tax breaks for businesses.Investors dumped stocks late last week as sentiment shifted toward
less risky assets.
A HELOC poses
less risk to the lender than an HEL because the total value of the equity is not
cashed out all at once.
Not surprisingly, given their lower -
risk profile, Canadian women hold more of their assets in
cash investments — 66 % on average, compared with 59 % for men — and
less in stocks (15 % versus 21 %).
If you have a financial goal with a long time horizon, you are likely to make more money by carefully investing in asset categories with greater
risk, like stocks or bonds, rather than restricting your investments to assets with
less risk, like
cash equivalents.
Shares of
cash - rich companies face
less downside
risk.
Further, the specific
risks associated with selling
cash - secured puts include the
risk that the underlying stock could be purchased at the exercise price when the current market value is
less than the exercise price the put seller will receive.
Given a sense that this primary objective of avoiding investment
risk is more or
less achievable, the Fund then is willing to speculate about what the range of investment outcomes might be for a situation over, say, the next two to five years, as long as there seem to be reasonable prospects of TAVF earning either a total return, or a
cash return, of better than 20 % annually compounded.
To be sure, there is a
risk you'll never collect that future
cash because you lose your job or earn
less you than you had hoped.
Low -
risk investments that mature in
less than three years and are very easy to turn into
cash.
By spreading yourself thin, you may get frustrated and make
less progress than if you prioritize and handle your most pressing concerns first prior to putting your hard - earned
cash at
risk in the markets.
Cash or fixed interest investments that are generally low
risk and
less volatile than growth investments.
Person B has
less money but a
cash value insurance policy, but in retirement will pay
less taxes and have at least 20 % more money in retirement and take on
less risk.
Also, the specific
risks associated with selling
cash secured puts include the
risk that the underlying stock could be purchased at the exercise price when the current market value is
less than the exercise price the put seller will receive.
The same
risks apply — Chase could unilaterally decide it's fed up with managing partner relationships and force you to redeem them for a much
less valuable
cash equivalent — but until then you still gain a lot of flexibility.
So, yeah, the Kickstarter backer may run off with the
cash, or flake hard, or just hit Life Happens issues, but there is
less risk of «well, we didn't get the rest of the funding» happening.
I chose not to be a sole practitioner because, in my view, having people sitting around my partnership table who are experienced and skilled in accountancy,
cash flow, finance — all those extra things that help run a business — is
less risk for everyone, including myself, and certainly
less risk than if I tried to do everything on my own.
The index - linked feature6, 7,8 provides the potential for greater
cash value accumulation than traditional universal life insurance and the guaranteed floor means
less risk than variable universal life insurance.
This is why a Named Perils, Actual
Cash Value policy will be
less expensive than a policy that covers you for all
risks on a replacement value basis.
Not only does it provide universal life insurance coverage, but the policy's index - linked accounts provide more potential for
cash value growth than traditional universal life insurance, with
less risk than variable universal life insurance.
Therefore, the greater the
cash value accumulation, the
lesser the net amount at
risk, and the
less insurance that is purchased.
In some circumstances,
cash value might accumulate money at a faster rate than other investments with
less risk and more favorable legal ramifications.
Of course, some of us in our 40s are
less risk tolerant when it comes to investing our life savings in permanent life insurance; while others believe that permanent life insurance allows us to dip into our built - up
cash value in times of emergencies.
Drawing investors in can boost value, naturally, but then you run the
risk of losing those very same people and finding your hard - earned
cash worth
less than it was the day before.
Having said that, as with in - person
cash trades, buying bitcoin anonymously using Bitcoin ATMs also carries a certain level of
risk, albeit
less than in - person trades do.
So the only difference then between you and me is you are willing to accept a lower overall total
cash flow for 30 years in return for getting more net
cash flow than I do during the first 15 years, whereas once my properties are paid off in 15 years I will have considerably
less risk of losing them and will outpace your returns over the next 15 years.
Although sight - unseen investor offers are typically higher and in
cash, sellers may want to consider whether they want to
risk taking their property off the market for 30 days, or they might want to consider
lesser but more prudent and trustworthy offers, he says.
Leveraging = more
risk... not
less Using the above example; The 5 properties go down 15k each equals minus 75k equity vs one
cash property at minus 15k.