Sentences with phrase «smart institutional money»
A different point of view, however, is the smart institutional money has left the purchase market as home prices have risen and target capitalization rate can not be achieved.
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Why would smart institutional money invest in such companies at what seems unreasonably high valuations?
With the general theory being that the smarter institutional money is going into the Bitcoin futures market, investors in Bitcoin will be looking towards the futures market as a guide to the future direction of Bitcoin, based on information available in the marketplace.
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Since institutional trading accounts for roughly 80 % of the stock market's average daily volume, the price action of stocks and ETFs is typically driven by the actions of the «smart money.»
Keeping an eye on the performance of small - cap stocks during and after market corrections is crucial because institutional money flow into the small - cap arena indicates an increasing demand and appetite for risk among «smart money» investors.
Perhaps that's why a lot of «smart» hedge fund and institutional money is flowing to these platforms (like Lending Club, OnDeck, etc.).
Institutional money is often referred to as smart money.
Part of the point I was trying to make the other day, with my «More money to the parents» post, was that plenty of these parents, including poor parents, are a lot smarter than we — the system — gives them credit for and that if they had more choice (or the money to exercise those preferences) and fewer structural and institutional impediments to overcome, you'd see big changes in some of our slackard schools.
Smart money and stupid money... Institutional money and retail investor money.
A previous piece on this site detailed how institutional investors, the proverbial «smart money,» are now leaving alternative energy projects for oil and natural gas holdings due to the promising outlook.
But one of the reasons HXT has become a billion - dollar fund is its acceptance by institutional investors, such as pension funds, which tend to be among the smart money.