Sentences with phrase «term gain would»

Hence if you're in the 25 % bracket, your short - term gain would be taxed at 25 %.

A short - term gain would hurt even more since its taxed at your income tax rate.

The economy has shown signs of improvement recently, and the stock market has been on a tear, but those short - term gains haven't translated into a rosier long - term outlook among workers as they plan for retirement.

The short - term pain that was promised to bring long - term gain has brought us closer to creating an economically stagnant fiscal environment.

The difference affects how you can apply your losses (short - term losses will offset short - term gains and long - term losses offset long - term gains) and the rate at which you'll be taxed on profits (short - term gains are taxed at your ordinary income tax rate whereas long - term gains have a lower maximum tax rate).

Even if they are long - term gains we'd prefer to defer them until they are taxed at a lower rate (or zero) in retirement.

While a BTC / ETH rally is obviously positive for sentiment, KR1 short - term gains have actually been derived from huge multi-bagger gains on new ICOs, which arguably are relatively price independent — i.e. they can potentially harvest a 1,000 % new ICO premium whether BTC is at $ 5,000 or $ 15,000.

My expectation was that short term gains would be taxed at a rate similar to my normal income tax rate, and long term gains would be taxed at 10 %.

My expectation was that short term gains would be taxed at a rate similar to my normal income tax rate, and long term...

Short - term gain has often been exchanged for long - term disaster.

Not exact matches

The fast - paced business world is focused on results and returns, but truly innovative companies have a culture focused on long - term gains where innovation can thrive.

That being said, in my position it would be easy to take a Jack Barker philosophy on business, one that is constantly pressing engineering and manufacturing to compromise long - term aspirations for short - term gain.

Stiglitz told us that this decades - old debate about how to balance the creation of short - term and long - term value is recently gaining new life in the US because of the venomous class class tensions and ugly politics arising out of income inequality, and because people in positions of power are looking at the big picture and realizing that something has to change.

Brimmer: I'm a big believer in this idea that — too much data and too much conversion can help you optimize to the short - term gain, but will ultimately have your brand lose at the long - term game.

You've got to ask yourself: By partnering with a company like Edison Nation Medical, are you robbing yourself of long - term gain in favor of short - term ease?

On the positive note, our products are more recession - proof and when I gain customers, they have a better chance to be long - term because it is easy to pick up.

Yes, there are good reasons why some startups should put working day - to - day on growing their business aside and spend the time instead looking for outside investment, including: gaining the financial and other operational resources they need to move forward; to increase their financial stability, focus (plus peace of mind) in the short - term if they've been growing on revenue, founders» savings and credit cards; and to quickly accelerate their growth in order to capture a massive market.

For any e-retailer, the long - term growth objective has to be to gain and maintain a loyal base of high - value customers — a scarce commodity, no matter how compelling the brand.

He said that even if U.S. inflation numbers come in better than expected they would not lead to a sustained dollar recovery but a short - term gain.

Since mid-November, for example, the MSCI Japan has gained 27 percent; however, in dollar terms the Japanese index is up only 13 percent.

«Discount brokers and no - commission ETF trades have really reduced the friction for harvesting losses, which generally is a good thing, but it also means people are trying to harvest smaller losses and risking higher short - term capital gains,» Kitces said.

Short - term gains aren't usually indicative of true success; you have to focus on achieving long - term ROI, too.

She'd also raise capital gains rates on profits stemming from short - term trading and she'd limit the ability of the super wealthy to avail themselves of tax advantage retirement programs.

«A company like Match, they have the best potential to gain significant market share in terms of the number of subscribers,» Anthony said.

Using the motivation that I had developed as an immigrant, I was willing to sacrifice in the short term, to gain experience and opportunity to propel me into my career.

Although specific identification of the particular coin being sold or exchanged would allow taxpayers to manage their short - and long - term capital gains, exchanges and wallets are currently not set up to choose which coins to sell or exchange.

Wise businesspeople have the humility to seek out long - term, positive - sum collaborations with others, and are willing to sacrifice some of their immediate self - interest for long - term gains.

Ultimately, Clinton had far and away the best stock market results of the four most recent two - term presidents, followed by Obama, then Reagan, and, trailing far behind with negative gains, George W. Bush, whose presidency ended at the beginning of the Great Recession.

The S&P 500 Index should still produce healthy gains for the full year, though political uncertainty has introduced a level of volatility in the near term, says Calvasina.

Convicted fraudster William Ardrey has been released on bail, 13 months after being sentenced to a four - year jail term, but has lost a bid to gain control of cash from the sale of a New York apartment.

Insufficient or poor - quality sleep has been shown to wreck short term memory, cause weight gain, and increase the risk of diseases ranging from depression to cancer.

To get to that point, you've got to be willing to play the long - game, rather than constantly looking for short - term wins and gains.

Rather, it was an unethical action by a researcher, who gained access to the data legitimately but violated the terms of access by transferring it to third parties, as well as by Cambridge, which allegedly lied when, in 2015, it told Facebook it had deleted all copies of the data.

«Historically, what we've seen in past [election] cycles is that these networks lose, essentially, all of those short - term gains after the election is over,» Sweeney said.

Elliott and Vivendi have been trading blows for the past eight weeks, with Elliott accusing Vivendi of serving only its own interests and the French media group saying the fund was looking only for short - term financial gains.

The business owner also has $ 10,000 in annual dividends and $ 20,000 in long - term capital gains.

In the long term, though, he says, the organization gains because it will have developed a body of plug - and - play managers capable of joining any team in almost any role in response to almost any crisis.

The government analysis also concluded that the agreement would generate long - term economic gains for Canada totalling $ 4.2 billion, up from the $ 3.4 billion that was expected under the old TPP.

In the struggle between research to fuel growth and cutbacks for short - term gains, financial engineers have the upper hand today.

For law - abiding investors, however, the process of reporting digital currency profits — which are taxed as ordinary income in the short term and as capital gains in the long term — will be arduous since Bitcoin exchanges have yet to provide customers with a 1099 form.

Trudeau has chosen short - term political gain over making life easier for those who follow him.

But in the meantime, there's a broader lesson for retirement investors: To get the greatest gains from a volatile investment, make sure you have the discipline to hold it for the long term.

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«My speculation would be that China has basically calculated that it will take some near - term, rather assertive actions in the South China Sea, and pay short - term reputation costs in exchange for what it believes to be longer - term strategic gains.»

Over the past few years, Facebook has been gaining on YouTube, the leader in the digital video space, in terms of winning over advertisers, and Watch should help solidify its position, said Paul Verna, a senior analyst with eMarketer.

But HBR has also recently begun incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) rankings into their methodology in order to highlight corporate leaders who think beyond just short - term gains and dollars and cents.

«We've never run this company for short term gains, we've run this for long - term health of our business.

I don't know what was happening to Canadian productivity before 1973, but even if there was no growth in output per worker, the increase in our labour terms of trade would have induced significant gains in real wages.

Economic activity has gained momentum and longer - term interest rates have risen, helping to boost the earnings of banks and insurance companies.

Accordingly, the rejection of labor contracts «has not been the mechanism of last resort to save a failing business,» the Air Line Pilots Association told Congress in 2010, «but instead has often been used by employers as a business model to gain long - term economic advantage by unfairly gutting the wages and working conditions of airline and other employees.»