Sentences with phrase «than the magic formula»

If we were to substitute EBIT / TEV for the P / B, P / E, price - to - dividends, P / S, P / whatever, we'd have seen slightly better performance than the Magic Formula provided, but you might have been out of the game somewhere between 1997 to 2001.

There are reasonable arguments for adopting the measures used in Quality and Price over those used in the Magic Formula, but it's not an unambiguously more logical approach than the Magic Formula.

The point I was trying to make in the paragraph was that, while Profit and Value's return seems to be higher than the Magic Formula's, that's only half the story.

There are reasonable arguments for adopting the measures used in Quality and Price over those used in the Magic Formula, but it's not an unambiguously more logical approach than the Magic Formula.

If we were to substitute EBIT / TEV for the P / B, P / E, price - to - dividends, P / S, P / whatever, we'd have seen slightly better performance than the Magic Formula provided, but you might have been out of the game somewhere between 1997 to 2001.

Not exact matches

In essence, spending a lot of time with your kids while also trusting them to make choices for themselves (rather than ruling every aspect of their lives with rules) seems to be the magic formula for well - adjusted offspring.

We found that Greenblatt's Magic Formula has consistently outperformed the market, and with lower relative risk than the market.

We want to know whether there are other, more predictive price and quality metrics than those used by Magic Formula and Quality and Price.

I had to design the formula to make much more than you will use on these 4 burgers because there needs to be enough volume for your food processor or blender to properly work its magic.

There is no magic formula that will turn the Timberwolves into an NBA power, and nobody knows that better than their new coach.

got to youtube and search for formula for disaster and baby bottle death and see how the formula companies are working their magic in other countries less fortunate than ours!

There's definitely no magic formula for commercial success and integrity has never been more important than it is now (an authentic blog is still the best kind), but there are certainly a few tipping points, or steps which seem to allow some bloggers to make it onto the A list.

If you'd rather find easier ways to make yourself appear taller than tinkering with the maxi - skirt - torso - length formula until you hit on the magic combo, try a mini and heels instead.

As the sequel formula tends to go, Magic Mike XXL promises to be bigger and better than ever before and it makes sure to earn every crumpled dollar bill the audience tosses on the stage for it.

And since agents and most publishers don't have the slightest idea what will sell and what won't sell, there is no magic formula for success other than having people read your books.

Unfortunately, there is no magic formula for determining whether you have taken on more debt than you can handle.

We're hopeless business analysts, and we think one needs to be a reasonable business analyst to pick Buffett / Magic Formula stocks (which we recall K - Swiss has been for some time) rather than just buying a basket of Magic Formula stocks.

According to Gray and Carlisle, a portfolio of stocks sorted only on the cheapness metric achieves an astounding return of 15.95 % a year and outperforms the two - metric magic formula by more than 2 % per year.

But don't assume that there's some magic formula or withdrawal rate that can generate the income you need while guaranteeing you won't run short on savings or end up with more assets than you need at the end of your life.

We found that Greenblatt's Magic Formula has consistently outperformed the market, and with lower relative risk than the market.

Secondly, the back - tested returns to the strategy appear to be considerably higher than those for the Magic Formula.

In the How to beat The Little Book That Beats The Market (Part 1 2, and 3) series of posts I showed how in Quantitative Value we tested Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula (outlined in The Little Book That (Still) Beats the Market) and found that it had consistently outperformed the market, and with lower relative risk than the market.

Not all of these 8 tips may apply directly to your current situation, but if you take all of them into account, you have a far greater chance of finding financial happiness than those who have succumbed to the idea of a «magic formula» for wealth.

You write: «Secondly, the back - tested returns to the strategy appear to be considerably higher than those for the Magic Formula.»

Thankfully, most investors are more patient than that, but we've heard from many others who seem to think the Couch Potato strategy is a magic formula.

The backtest indicates that the magic formula only outperforms the market by about 3 % per year, which is far less than the 8 % to 18 % outperformance that Greenblatt indicates in his book.

As a big fan of the Magic Formula, I have to say I'm secretly hoping that it does have a statistically significant higher average yearly return than the S&P 500...

Speaking of simple techniques, there are 2 books that really stand out (besides Greenblatt's magic formula, which is a good book but i can sense you want more than that).

We use BM rather than the more familiar price - to - book value or (P / B) notation because the academic convention is to describe it as BM, and it makes it more directly comparable with the Magic Formula's EBIT / TEV.

We want to know whether there are other, more predictive price and quality metrics than those used by Magic Formula and Quality and Price.

And consider the very mixed success & investor reaction to Joel Greenblatt's magic formula experiment (a far more palatable approach than Graham's).

As Greenblatt notes «Imagine diligently watching those stocks each day as they do worse than the market averages over the course of many months or even years... The magic formula portfolio fared poorly relative to the market average in 5 out of every 12 months tested.

The great Greenbackd blog on 8 May 2012 published an article called James Montier on why investors struggle to follow the Magic Formula: Cognitive Biases and Behavioral Errors using a previous article James wrote called The Little Note that Beats the Market to explain why investors interfering with the Joel Greenblat's magic formula does worse than if you would mechanically apply the formula to your portfMagic Formula: Cognitive Biases and Behavioral Errors using a previous article James wrote called The Little Note that Beats the Market to explain why investors interfering with the Joel Greenblat's magic formula does worse than if you would mechanically apply the formula to your porFormula: Cognitive Biases and Behavioral Errors using a previous article James wrote called The Little Note that Beats the Market to explain why investors interfering with the Joel Greenblat's magic formula does worse than if you would mechanically apply the formula to your portfmagic formula does worse than if you would mechanically apply the formula to your porformula does worse than if you would mechanically apply the formula to your porformula to your portfolio.

You should have at least one more litterbox than the number of cats in your household: N +1 is the magic formula.

As far as progression goes, Pirate's Curse changed a few things about the formula, mainly creating spell «items» you can use instead of an MP pool, since Shantae is a full - blooded human in this game, rather than a magical genie capable of using magic.

«Through most of my research I've reached the conclusion that there is no formula to determine what constitutes an successful work of art, and that's exactly the magic of a work of art — that it's not measurable by typical quantification methods, so the gesture of creating these pieces speaks more towards the obsessions of optimizations through streamlining quantification and a big data centric way of thinking rather than trying to find a fixed solution.»

Each one of you think you have the magic formula to selling a home, when it is no different than selling a car or other high ticket item.