Sentences with phrase «term gyrations»

Value investors believe that you should not try to predict those short term gyrations.

While there will be short - term gyrations of stock prices when interest rates are raised, evidence suggests that there won't be the systematic stock price declines that we expect with bonds.

We are building DGI Portfolios for long - term and short - term gyrations should not scare us, in fact, serve as buying opportunities for patient investors like us.

While there are shorter term gyrations in the volatility of inflation during these periods, in all three, the longer - term trend was lower.

Degorce echoed Warren Buffett by noting that you should invest in businesses / companies that you understand and not pay attention to short - term gyrations in the market.

Looking out twenty to thirty years I'm not overly concerned about short term gyrations in stock prices nor the inevitable rise and eventual fall in interest rates that will occur over that time period.

These elements are turning China into a more sophisticated, more domestically focused economy and will have a far bigger effect on China's prospects — and indeed on world prospects — than the short - term gyrations of the much - manipulated Chinese stock market.

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Comment: Despite some macro slowdown and stock market gyrations in China, we remain confident in our $ 625 million forecast for FY 2016 even at current exchange rates and optimistic on the prospects for this market over the long - term as the drivers we've consistently mentioned are more relevant than ever,» said CEO Victor Luis.

In general, whether it's a crisis in Europe, a stock market downturn in China, or uncertainty around the Federal Reserve, your strategy as a long - term investor shouldn't change because of short - term market gyrations.

For the young investor, as presented in Article 8.1, the most mindful investing plan is to simply buy low - cost stock funds at regular intervals when long - term money becomes available, hold those investments until retirement (or similar spending phase), and ignore market gyrations entirely.

Thankfully, since no one can time the market, it just makes it easier for the investor that has a long term view and temperament to ignore gyrations of the market.

Likewise, tailoring your portfolio to decrease the impact of short - term inflation gyrations may make you «feel» better, but it will cost you some of your long - term returns.

Better inflation hedges (like gold) probably exist, but they come with the cost of sacrificing substantial long - term returns just to make you feel better about short - term inflation gyrations.

Every stock you mention is a solid long term play and I fully agree with you about market gyrations providing us with some buying opportunities.

Your own risk tolerance and long - term goals should dictate your asset allocation decisions, not the daily, or even monthly, gyrations of the markets.

We expect short - term market gyrations and fears to present more opportunities to add to our position in BlackRock.

Most investors should stick with long term investing and should develop a diversified investment portfolio that can withstand market gyrations.

In general, whether it's a crisis in Europe, a stock market downturn in China, or uncertainty around the Federal Reserve, your strategy as a long - term investor shouldn't change because of short - term market gyrations.

For investors who won't touch their money for at least 10 years, short - term market gyrations are not a risk.

Lucretius problem tells us that our portfolio and long term investing performance should be immune to short term market gyrations.

Advisors with a long - term perspective won't make predictions about what any of the gyrations mean or will lead to because these fluctuations don't genuinely matter in the grand scheme of things.

Of course, the stock market's the best place to be long - term, despite its gyrations — and insisting on buying at value prices (preferably on stocks which continue to compound their intrinsic value) can work to your advantage enormously over time.

He brings a long - term perspective to the recent CMBS market gyrations having suffered though the «Russian Flu» market conditions in 1998, the downturn after 9/11 and the ascension to the giddy heights achieved before the Great Recession.