Sentences with phrase «sense given your risk»

A better strategy: Settle on a diversified mix of stocks and bonds that makes sense given your risk tolerance and how long you plan to keep your money invested, and then largely stick to it except for occasional rebalancing.

Not exact matches

Asia and Latin America are not risk - free, but «there seems to be sense in buying equities in these regions on similar or lower valuations than their counterparts in the developed world given that dividend growth is likely to be superior, given higher economic growth potential.»

The only surprise risk factor when it comes to demographics is being anything other than heterosexual, though sadly this still makes sense given that most gay or bisexual people will be in the minority at work and may worry about discrimination.

It makes sense to invest in stock index or mutual funds because they give you a broadly diversified portfolio of many stocks which reduces your risk of large losses from owning a single stock.

This makes sense given how bonds are structured, but I think many investors miss this point when they worry about the potential risks from rising interest rates.

My general sense is that stock valuations are reasonable, though not deeply undervalued, and risk premiums are abating given that the economy appears to have pulled back from the brink of large - scale bank failures.

So even if we have - we have clients that aren't trading options, they'll still call us to say, give me a sense of the risk that's being priced into the market.

A moderate market decline without much internal damage might make it reasonable to accept a limited amount of market risk, but given the market's present overbought condition, it makes sense to tread lightly here.

Agree mankind brain is his computer and in order for this computer to work it requires all the other working physical systems and senses... this computer is programed as to when it should stop working naturally but man shortened the life of that time given by destroying their health or risking their physical body into physical harm...

It makes no sense for anyone on a 90 man roster to risk your career, and future earning potential, to purposely not work hardest, give greatest effort, and perfect your craft.

Screening tests give you a sense of your risk for certain conditions.

It makes sense that mothers would be encouraged to minimize risks to their children, but the attention given to various risks appears to have no relationship to their magnitude.

Give us some odds ratios, relative risks, some actual numerical metric that gives us a sense of the relative risk, absolute risk, or both.

Neediness can also come about when parents give children the sense that they can't do things on their own — as when you step in too quickly to help with puzzles or don't let your kids take minor risks at the playground.

This makes it possible to load external resources without risk of tampering and without giving the end user a false sense of security (where the original page is secured but the external resources, like executable JavaScript, are not).

It's given me a great sense of delight to see that those risks were rewarded many times beyond my expectations.

In this sense, she added, understanding how risk is constructed in media gives insight into how national concerns and conversations get framed.

The flip side is that it can give people the sense that species can come back from extinction or that the extinction risk isn't as serious as it really is,» he notes.

The former head of Italy's civil protection department, Guido Bertolaso, is to be investigated for manslaughter alongside seven scientists and technicians who are currently on trial for allegedly having carried out a superficial seismic risk analysis and giving a false sense of security to people in the central Italian town of L'Aquila only days before a deadly earthquake struck and killed 308 people.

Since Katrina the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has done a lot of mapping of storm surges along the coasts, trying to give themselves a sense of the risk of flooding during different sized storms.

If the values we give to the environment are cultural, in the sense that wonder, contrast and richness of experience are general human values, then we don't run the risk of patronising other cultures whose value system is different from our own.

In addition, the EWG stated that sunscreen may be giving sunbathers a «false sense of security» regarding their skin cancer risk, and could even be contributing to vitamin D deficiency.

Countries where children are given this freedom to take risks and develop a well - honed sense of risk assessment (like Sweden and Norway), have some of the lowest child injury rates in the world.

SPF's above 50 + give people a false sense of security, which tends to lead to less reapplication and increased risk of sun damage and skin cancer.

All weight bearing exercise will give you more muscle mass and tone, which is good for keeping bones strong, protecting against osteoporosis, improving your sense of balance and coordination, and lessening your risk of injury in general.

The latter makes more sense, given a large collection of research that shows that higher protein intake is associated with a significantly higher risk of all - cause mortality and chronic disease (32,33,33 — 52).

However, given that green tea drinkers are at a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer, it makes sense that it could help you live longer.

And it makes sense given our current cultural comfort with technology and increasingly Certain countries are known to be high risk in regard to dealing via internet dating sites.

There is beauty in intimate storytelling that give the film a sense of risk and tension and I didn't find an ounce of it anywhere.

It is «yes», and each time she says it, she gives it a new character — you have the sense of risk, of not knowing where acquiescence will lead.

I liked the matter - of - fact way Davis tells this extremely familiar story: we're given a real sense of what his followers sacrificed and risked, a woman most particularly.

It may make sense for oversubscribed schools of choice to give preferential admission to students at greatest risk of criminal activity.

Giving voice to children through Child - to - Child programs in post-disaster situations helps decrease displaced children's sense of powerlessness and lack of control, especially when the program incorporates efforts to involve children in risk avoidance and disaster risk reduction.

One could argue professionals as well as students are creating a sense of community; a sense of learning about one another thereby giving them an opportunity to become risk - takers in more challenging and thought - provoking conversation.

However, given the apparently escalating risk of the government intending to pursue enforcement action against lenders and dealers, it makes sense to develop and implement a one - price policy on dealer reserve.

Holding for a long time does give you some risk reduction of a kind, but it's not diversification in the proper sense.

The better strategy: create a diversified mix of stock and bond funds that jibes with your risk tolerance and that makes sense given the length of time you plan to keep your money invested.

Metrics such as the standard deviation of returns and value at risk are more absolute - risk measures, while beta and the Sharpe ratio give a sense of risk / return versus a given benchmark.

Given this expectation, we believe it makes sense for anyone looking to buy a home or refinance their current mortgage to lock in a rate now in order to avoid the risk of a higher rate.

This makes sense given marketplace realities because it will mean less risk for the FHA, which is, after all, an insurance program.

Next, make sure your portfolio jibes both with the level of risk you're willing to accept, and that your mix of stocks and bonds makes sense given your investment goals.

By spending just 10 to 15 minutes with this risk tolerance - asset - allocation tool, you can come away with a recommended mix of stocks and bonds that can help you invest your retirement savings in a way that makes sense given your tolerance for risk.

Before choosing any investment, you should put together a financial plan: outline your goals, clarify your tolerance for risk, and set savings targets that make sense given your income and living expenses.

Given the minimal liability risk in painting and the low income being generated, it makes sense to run this type of business as a sole proprietorship rather than a corporation, advises Heath.

When an account closes, it makes no sense to let it continue to age as it's no longer giving you an indication of risk as you can make neither on time payments or late payments.

Part of trading successfully involves giving the market room to breathe, you are going to be the LEAST emotional BEFORE you enter the market, and so it only makes sense to do all your «thinking» and analysis BEFORE you risk your money, not WHILE your money is on the line.

In fact, I believe good to keep both perspectives in mind as, clearly, the level of risk you can stomach as well as your sense of how much risk you're taking at any given time should both be taken into account when evaluating your retirement investing strategy.

In our analysis, quarterly yield differences (after MER) and maturity differences between XSB and XBB were examined to determine when a switch from one to the other would have made sense (i.e. would have given us an additional 0.15 % of annual expected yield for each additional year of term risk).

The banks take the reward, so they need to be aware of the risk also — I get to give you back the house if it makes financial sense for me.

Even if you've done a risk assessment within the last few years, it makes sense to do another given the market's recent volatility.