Our research team looks to find stocks which have fallen out of favor but which have the potential of realizing
significant appreciation while still providing a «margin of safety.»
Not exact matches
While we believe that current energy market fundamentals justify an oil price of $ 50 or above, we also note that productivity gains in US shale fields have increased the elasticity of supply from these critical swing producers, a factor that could cap any
significant price
appreciation.
All of this is a long way of saying that
while the emerging
appreciation of curriculum as a critical lever for improving practice and outcomes is long overdue and gratefully welcome, there remain
significant hurdles to be cleared before the sensible recommendations offered by Weiner and Pimental become standard practice.
However, the gross portfolio yield is now 6.2 %,
while the net's just 5.0 %... which is actually flattered by a
significant portion of the portfolio being located in West / Southwest Dublin (i.e. Inchicore / Tallaght direction), which tends to offer higher rental yields but less potential for capital
appreciation (vs. South Dublin, for example).
Stocks are generally seen to be riskier assets,
while bonds offer more consistent performance but lack the potential for
significant price
appreciation that equities can experience.