Sentences with phrase «stable yields»

Infrastructure has also become crowded, but offers good inflation protection, as well as stable yields both of which makes it an attractive asset class for endowment funds.

Rice cultivars that can produce high and stable yields with less inputs (water, fertilizers, pesticides).

By using risk - adjusted yield — computed as 12 - month trailing yield divided by the standard deviation of yield — the higher weight is placed on securities with more stable yields.

Declining Treasury rates will provide further support for stable to even declining cap rates, as capital seeking stable yields flows increasingly to real estate, resulting in additional support for future real estate values.

«Solid dividend payers like AWK will continue to command a premium in the market as investors are looking for any type of stable yield,» said investment instructor and small - cap stock expert Jason Bond.

Known for its beauty and also as an important source of food, the sunflower is a global oil crop that shows promise for climate change adaptation because it can maintain stable yields across a wide variety of environmental conditions, including drought.

The S&P Pan Asia REIT Index maintained the most stable yield spread throughout the period studied.

All investors can now invest in solid assets that earn stable yields in the ballpark of long - term stock returns.

Compared to corn and other annuals, perennials can prevent erosion, produce more stable yields, be less vulnerable to pests, and support pollinators and biodiversity.

The dividend payout has increased systematically since 2010 ensuring a stable yield between 6 and 7 %.

Their objective is to generate a stable yield while preserving investor principal by being «wrapped» with insurance contracts to guarantee a minimum return.

In a quest for yield, it is important to distinguish between stable yield versus absolute high yield.

Hence, the S&P 500 Bond Index could offer Asian market participants the benefits of familiarity, good returns, and stable yields.

The dividend payout has increased systematically since 2010 ensuring a stable yield between 6 and 7 %.

This likely won't be forgotten by investors seeking a stable yielding investment and future dividend growth will be tempered at 5 - 6 % annually as the company looks to tackle new debts taken on through the Wyeth acquisition.

KPMG anticipate continued growth in the open - ended and debt funds due to their stable yield, diversification, and higher levels of liquidity for open - ended funds, said Phil Marra, national real estate funds leader.