Sentences with phrase «than investors seem»

I actually expect a much more substantial improvement in prospective market returns, but as in 2000 and 2007, that would require much deeper market losses than investors seem to contemplate.

But looking over recent decades, that change has been fairly smooth, and on a relative basis, the effect on valuations is far more modest than investors seem to assume.

Not exact matches

In light of the stock market's recent decline, investors seem increasingly to be giving the tech sector the cold shoulder, with stunning drops in value of once high - flying stocks, among them the micro-blogging site Twitter, whose stock is down more than 50 percent compared to September of 2014.

Investors seem to be mesmerised by this number, which is more reminiscent of a tech business than a bed retailer.

The answer is two-fold: first, investors seem to view the company more as a tech business than a retailer; and secondly, Eve can spin a good yarn.

As we drink beer in a glitzy rooftop bar, he complains that American investors seem more interested in putting their money in exotic financial instruments than in tangible assets like hotels.

Investors seemed to have taken notice of Buffett's stamp of approval, driving shares of the company up more than 5 % since Berkshire Hathaway's disclosure.

The music streaming service reported better - than - expected earnings but seemed to lose investors on lighter guidance.

The company posted a narrower - than - expected loss and continued to burn through cash — but investors seem to weather all of that just fine.

«Investors seem reluctant to price in anything more severe than trade sanctions, and the absence of another «fire and fury» Trump tweet has helped encourage markets to respond warily.»

Biotech investors seem to think so, boosting the IBB biotech ETF by more than 2 percent Monday, and the XBI (in which both Bioverativ and Juno are among the heaviest - weighted stocks) by 3.5 percent.

Pierce's nomination as a regulator is curious because she seems poised to thwart rather than enforce SEC efforts to protect investors.

Investors, who had driven Fitbit's stock down 61 % over the past year, seemed to be pleased if less than ecstatic about the Ionic's premiere.

Although there seems to be no end in sight, investors like BMO are less keen on betting against the loonie today than they were a year ago.

Personally, I'm more of a value investor and absolute return investor and will buy stocks that seem more likely than not to have a place in the portfolio.

«There seems to be overwhelming demand, and we don't need more than $ 250 million to do all the disruption we plan on doing,» Byrne said of the capped ICO, which is only open to accredited and offshore investors.

Having a third major carrier with the combined heft of T - Mobile and Sprint seems likely to increase competition in the industry rather than diminish it, but the politics of regulatory approval creates uncertainty, and investors were reluctant to applaud the deal today.

While investors seem to believe that stocks are cheap here, the worst historical crashes didn't even get going until the market was already down more than 14 %.

But then, to investors who measure bargains in relation to the highs rather than looking at properly discounted cash flows, the Nasdaq seemed like a bargain at 3000 too.

The other worry in these stories seems to be that these investors are somehow doing the wrong thing, straying outside of their proper category, by investing in private rather than public companies.

Neither of those developments really seemed to justify investors» decision yesterday that Intelsat was suddenly worth one - third more on Tuesday than it had been worth on Monday.

Even though these are long - term assets, it seems that there are now more momentum investors and macro traders than ever trying to play this space.

«This oscillation is one of the most dependable features of the investment world, and investor psychology seems to spend much more time at the extremes than it does at a happy medium» — Howard Marks These are not normal times investors are living in.

Timber and ag investors seem more eager to travel to developing countries than peers in other asset classes.

In fact, investors who call into my podcast and radio show seem to be more concerned about the downside than the upside.

As a result, even though a tightening labor market and recently supportive levels of business, consumer, and investor confidence may bode well for the near - term outlook, the hard data currently seems considerably less encouraging than the soft data.

While Treasury yields may seem unappetizing to U.S. investors, they are much higher than in some other developed markets — like Germany.

The Fed subsequently changed its tone and gave its clearest sign yet that it might raise rates in December, but investors seemed to have become relatively more relaxed about the prospect of higher US rates than they were throughout the middle part of this year.

Whilst we have long - advocated for investors to line their portfolios with assets that offer true diversification and safety, it now seems more pertinent than ever.

It might not seem like it for investors: The Dow Jones Industrial Average, a major stock market index, kicked off the first Monday of 2016 by tumbling more than 400 points — and had yet to recover by Wednesday.

With easy growth behind us and waves of uncertainty coming from all sides, investors and businesses seem less assured than before about the prospects of the Canadian growth story.

Aside from the discounts available with short sale real estate investing, it's worth noting that this solution also helps the seller, even if it seems as though the investor is paying much less than they should be.

But the interesting thing is that in the eyes of many investors, Apple's quarterly iPhone sales numbers seem to matter less now than they have for years — at least relative to how much cash Apple is generating and returning to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks.

Investors also seem to be discounting the opportunity in China, a market that chairman Howard Schultz said will one day be larger than the U.S..

It seems that DOLLAR - based investors are searching for any type of investment that can yield more than inflation.

And although Manchester City's investors claim to be an independent investment group, it seems to be little more than semantics.

By noting that it sells more e-books than paperbacks, Weiner said, Amazon seems to be telling publishers and investors: «We still own this space, and not Google or Apple.»

In February, Bertrams, the UK's second - biggest book wholesaler, was sold to private equity backer Aurelius for half the sum it originally bid for the business (which itself seemed like a knock - down price for a business with sales of more than # 200m); last week the UK's biggest high street book chain Waterstones was sold to activist investor Elliott Advisors for a sum thought to be considerably less than its Russian owner Alexander Mamut once wanted; and this week the UK's biggest printer of black and white books, Clays, with sales of # 77m, was sold to Italian printer Elcograf for # 23.8 m.

By noting it sells more e-books than paperbacks, Weiner said Amazon seems to be telling publishers and investors: «We still own this space, and not Google or Apple.»

Based off of 120, a 50 - year - old should have 70 % invested in stocks rather than 50 % — a more aggressive approach, but one that seems to be more widely accepted as the better way to invest, even for conservative investors.

Still, it seemed very cheap, and one of my favorite value investors, Michael Price, owned a little less than 10 % of the common stock.

For more than a year, since the overnight rate bottomed out at 0.25 % last April, pundits have been warning investors away from long maturities, which seem certain to fall.

It took almost four years for investors to finally admit we're in a charging bull market — US markets are up more than 150 % since March 2009 — but most of the chatter now seems to be about a looming correction.

On Tuesday, in response to evidence of accelerating yield pressures, as well the recognition that QE2 was much further along than investors widely seem to believe, we substantially cut our bond duration to about 1.5 years in Strategic Total Return.

EnCana Corporation (ECA) deal with PetroChina did not work out and it's seem like investors did not appreciate it, because ECA closed the day at less than 30 $.

At first glance, it may seem King Louis XIV was a better investor than he was King.

These are both recommendations from ETF expert Mark Yamada, president of PUR Investing Inc. «For «Couch Potato» investors, low - volatility ETFs are a good compromise,» Yamada says, «They're not immune to market downdrafts but seem to manage risk better than cap weighted indices.»

Even though most investors» time horizons may be more than 5 - 7 years, there seems to be a correlation between high MER fees and mutual funds with deferred sales charges.

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Investors and political watchers all perked up as the possibility of peace on the Korean peninsula seemed closer than in recent history.