Sentences with phrase «stocks does»

Adding more than 20 stocks does not dramatically improve your portfolio's diversification or lower risk, but what it most likely will cause is lack of focus and insufficient planning.

30 stocks does not constitute a well diversified portfolio.

«Our results imply that the time to recover carbon stocks does not significantly vary across the entire Amazon Basin, despite a well - known Northeast - Southwest environmental gradient,» Rutishauser says.

«Divesting from fossil fuel stocks doesn't solve the problem, but it sends a huge message that government and its citizens should not be investing in the type of fuel that we know increase the problems we face rather than decrease and reverse the outcome of climate change.»

It isn't a significant event every time the 50 - day moving average crosses the 200 - day, but for these stocks it does confirm a trend change.

The argument that due to low interest rates, we can simply reduce our expected returns and be willing to pay nearly any price for common stocks doesn't appeal to me.

He found that just buying low price / book stocks does not produce excess returns over the long term, because many low price / book companies are trading at a discount because they deserve to — they're dogs with poor prospects.

However, short term capital gains which is common in flipping properties or trading stocks does have a higher tax rate than rental income.

Despite a flight to shiny metals, a bear market in stocks does not make a bull market in gold, said a widely - followed market timer.

Still, despite a flight to shiny metals, a bear market in stocks does not make a bull market in gold, he said.

And so the biggest risk to stocks does not appear imminent.

The overwhelming attraction to stocks doesn't surprise Daniel Moisand, a principal with Moisand Fitzgerald Tamayo, who participated in the survey.

The recent action in stocks does not suggest faith in that response being adequate, but the chance that it's adequate isn't «nil,» either.

The stock did rally more than 40 percent last year, but Cramer thinks that only left Starbucks ripe for profit - taking in the wake of this most recent quarterly report.

«CEOs like Disney's Bob Iger don't like to see their stocks do nothing, and that's not just because their compensation is often pegged to the stock's performance.

Not paying for the stock didn't solve the problem, since her sales were crucial to her making money so she could pay her now growing expenses.

CNBC's Bob Pisani and Bill Griffeth look at the day's market action, including oil up 2 % and tech stocks doing well.

Investors should consider watching these names over the next week with care and caution; if these stocks don't stabilize, a more substantial market rout may be in store.

Stocks don't appear to have been badly hit by the latest news, with the KLCI rising around 0.4 percent in early trade.

The company's two founding fathers, Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy, rang the opening bell, and the first day the stock did see a nice spike.

The stock did fall after the announcement — it's down 7.8 % year - to - date — but Scott Krasik, an analyst BB&T Capital Markets, thinks that drop has presented a buying opportunity.

Nike has had such huge executive turnover and the stock doesn't come down.

He has stepped aside once before and the stock did not do well,» Cramer said.

If chip stocks do fall, the analyst said, he would recommend shares of Micron as he's more bullish on DRAM's supply - demand fundamentals compared with the flash memory business.

«The fact that you're exchanging services for the stock doesn't mean you should look at it any differently,» says Elizabeth Horwitz, partner at law firm Cors & Bassett in Cincinnati.

John Coffee, a law professor at Columbia University and an expert in securities law, says he believes the company should have disclosed news of the death earlier, and the fact that the stock didn't fall following the news of the crash doesn't prove the event wasn't material and shouldn't have been disclosed.

The flip side was that stocks didn't move a whole lot.

«Long story short, the punishment of Amazon's stock doesn't fit the non-existent crime,» he said.

The company's stock did take a hit last summer, partly due to those fears, but for the most part, investors were happy to put the speculation behind them.

REITs sell investment shares, which then get traded on exchanges the way stocks do; the funds that REITs raise get invested in real estate properties such as hotels and shopping malls.

«That's why the defense stocks didn't do well.»

I'm not too concerned about market value as long as the stocks don't cut their dividend.

FCA's stock didn't do much at all in December — but as soon as the calendar turned, its price jumped.

Accordingly, if an active trading market for our common stock does not develop or is not sustained, the liquidity of our common stock, your ability to sell your shares of common stock when desired and the prices that you may obtain for your shares of common stock will be adversely affected.

AT&T's dividend yield is about 5 - 6 %, but the stock did not perform well.

I mean, people have often argued that small - cap stocks do better over long periods of time just because they're small.

Stocks do not randomly make the List of New Highs or List of New Lows.

Stocks didn't fall so much on Monday that regulators stopped trading altogether — in other words, it could have been worse.

Donating stock held for less than a year or depreciated stock does not carry the same tax advantages.

I try not to focus too much on historic highs and lows and I certainly don't spend much time thinking, «what will stocks do over the next decade.»

As I recall, the stock did double, or more, but not for 2 - 3 years... and long after Porter had written, only months after his May debacle, that the stock was no longer a good long - term investment.

Last week I took a look at how stocks did in the year they made a 52 - week low.

What would another sawing in half of stocks do to my generation?

Stocks didn't suffer a particularly tough beginning to the week; the S&P 500 fell 0.04 points on Monday, its smallest single - day drop since 2012.

Buying stock does not put money into the market as if it's a big balloon, nor does selling take money out of the market.

You can see that the 75/25 outperformed in the 1950s and 1960s when rates rose (although the enormous bull market in stocks did much of the heavy lifting in the 50s).

Of course, just because you select such a stock does NOT necessarily mean it will always move faster than others, but it definitely puts the odds in your favor.

And even if the stock does go down, the trader doesn't know when that will happen.

In part because of the unorthodox public listing, the company's stock did not begin trading until hours after the opening bell, as potential sellers and buyers were matched up.

That could be because following the legal definition of a machine gun, bump stocks don't actually turn guns into machine guns.