It's the reason why
you see older investors much more humble than younger investors who've only experienced bull markets.
Not exact matches
Too many
investors saw something else: a return to the bad
old days of aggressive currency manipulation, evidence that the Chinese economy was much weaker than thought, or both.
For
investors,
seeing insiders buy stock is usually a good sign, and so it is at Shaw Communications, whose 83 - year -
old founder, JR Shaw, handed over $ 5.27 million in 2016 to increase his stake in the company to 4.1 %.
«You almost want to
see the founder cry,» says David Tisch, a 30 - year -
old angel
investor and the managing director of the New York program of TechStars, a business incubator that is now in five cities.
For
investors, the
old Wall Street
saw «Three hikes and a stumble» is worth remembering.
To this end, Subramanian
sees «big,
old and ugly» stocks as potential leaders in 2015, and says
investors ought to consider leaving the «new, shiny, exciting IPOs alone.»
The rollercoaster ride in oil prices over the past three years may be
old hat to
investors familiar with the commodity's historical sensitivity to macro events (
see chart below), but oil price volatility is by no means endemic and several factors are now lining up to suggest a calmer period for crude may lie ahead.
«In short, the most common mistake we
see is that many
older investors just don't know how much risk they truly are taking on.
Older investors will want to
see a selection of quality bond funds.
If this scenario of a third bear market were to play out, the 35 year
old investor born in 1965 would have
seen the S&P 500 make very little progress during their peak earning years.
For recent insight from Powers and Kornfeld,
see ««Gatekeeper» Actions by the SEC and
Investors Against Administrators Challenge Private Fund Industry» (Sep. 8, 2016); and «A New Look at an
Old Standard: The Power of Minority Bondholders Under the Trust Indenture Act» (Mar. 5, 2015).
«I bought my first stock in 1942, and this roller coaster surpassed anything that I've
seen,» says the 79 - year -
old investor.
Aside from the roster of celebrity
investors, change of colors, and shiny new downtown - adjacent stadium — which I will forever condemn for destroying one of the great temples of rock - n - roll history — it is hard to
see much distance between the
old and new versions of Chivas USA.
Four red faster
investor quality documentation using hyperquestions 7 24 - year -
old, has never passed driving test,
seen at 80mph 40mph zone going wrong way roundabout before crash.
Value stocks let
investors do what they know they should be doing: Buying low as in the
old saw: «Buy low, sell high.»
Some say there's too much worry about an inventory glut.3 Others
see its sub-niche stealing
investors» affections versus processors.4 Another gushed that MU will hold up better than peers if the bigger group stalls.5 Even
old - school money manager David Tepper's batting his eyes.6
I think that the next step is to gain a sense of how great the likelihood is that data - informed
investors will be fooled by the appearance of new returns patterns (or by the reappearance of
old returns patterns that they did not anticipate us
seeing again).
The
old saw states that
investors should hold bonds roughly in proportion to their age.
The 65 - year -
old investor in this example, for instance,
saw her combined marginal federal - state tax rate jump from 28.75 % to 31.6 % for one year as a result of the $ 100,000 conversion.
I could
see how an
older investor (in no way an insult, CC) would care about dividends due to their tax advantages.
I trolled
older dividend
investor to
see and learn their tactics and mistakes they regret.
Well, I'm astonished to
see investors now appear to love INM almost as much as they previously hated it... I guess now the debt problem's fixed, people have forgotten all about INM's other little problem... er, it's a classic
old media empire, with an apparently never - ending decline in revenues!?
It's fun to
see how a serious field like investing comes with these semi-astrological predictions... There is an
old saying telling
investors to sell in May and come back in October.
«We already
see resurgent the age -
old frailty of the
investor — that his money burns a hole in his pocket.»
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.
But if you trust the
old saw that «
seeing is believing,» why don't the vast majority of
investors understand that we're in the midst of a rip - snorting bull market?
I was really surprised that when I
see a few
old and empty hotels abandoned by the
investor or owner, I think it's not a nice thing to
see that they have just left the buildings like that without any demolition and tree replanting.
The three - year -
old startup has now raised $ 14.7 million from
investors like Highland Capital Partners, which
sees a future where people own and buy less while renting more.
The cryptocurrency climate has
seen enormous expansion since its early days: over a dozen other cryptocurrencies hold market capitalizations at or above $ 1 billion, while the total market cap for the space as a whole sits at well over $ 100 billion., This has been a major wake - up call for the fintech world and for «
old school»
investors alike.
Could we
see investors returning to their
older cryptocurrencies?
@Marko Cvetkovic @Jason Hawk and @Matt Pritchard I
see the original post is 10 months
old, but I was just thinking the other day that i'd like to connect with other KC
investors.
Have
seen this with other
investors who are
older and just don't want to do the work but can find someone who does.
«We're
seeing interest in REITs from
investors across the board, from pension funds to little
old ladies with retirement accounts,» said Gregory Whyte, first vice president at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. «The REIT can be used as an income tool for the individual
investor, and I
see two or three more years of good buying opportunities in the real estate market.»
A nearly 100 - year -
old Internal Revenue Code provision has
seen a resurgence of popularity due to its immediate and long - term benefits to the
investors who use it to structure deals.