Not exact matches
I am a true believer in the
superior long term returns of stocks over bonds, so convincingly presented in Jeremy Siegel's book, «Stocks for the Long Run&raq
long term returns of stocks
over bonds, so convincingly presented in Jeremy Siegel's book, «Stocks for the
Long Run&raq
Long Run».
The Firm believes diversified portfolios of the stocks of companies meeting its quality - growth criteria, purchased at reasonable prices, offer
superior risk - adjusted
returns over the
long term.
We believe this discipline can lead to
superior returns over the intermediate to
long term.
If you're using actively managed mutual funds, it's reasonable to expect market - beating
returns — or at least
superior risk - adjusted
returns —
over the medium to
long term.
This is not to say the DIY investor can not achieve
superior returns compared to the market
over the
long term (although the average DIY investor is by definition only expected to achieve a market
return, since the average investor is the market!).
Over the
longest term, your results will be
superior either because the market eventually
returns the price to its fair value, or because for as
long as its under its fair value, your reinvested dividends or the company's share repurchases will be able to buy more shares for the same amount of money.
Potential for
superior returns: Investors who hold variable annuities for the
long term can reap the commensurate growth in the fund subaccounts
over time.
NTRs may hold a number of investment advantages
over their publicly traded counterparts: notably, a valuation of shares reflecting the intrinsic underlying value of owned real estate, favorable risk - adjusted
returns, appropriate liquidity characteristics for
long -
term investors,
superior capital - raising and deployment dynamics, and a heightened management focus on maximizing
long -
term investment opportunities.