Sentences with phrase «than the average investor»

We are prepared to think differently than the crowd and firmly believe that one has to act differently than the average investor to achieve above average results.

Be prepared for these angels to expect bigger payouts than the average investor.

Research shows that these principles can help you earn more over time than the average investor.

Few people have heard of these tokens, but those who own them tend to be more sophisticated than your average investor.

I know — you think you're smarter than the average investor and have the ability to pick «hot» funds and get in and out at the right times.

Mutual funds are also run by professional fund managers, who research and purchase securities and have more knowledge of the markets than the average investor.

So for the strategy to work — really any strategy to work — you have to be better behaved than the average investor.

Successful investors have a stronger control over these emotions than average investors, and don't allow «experts» to influence their investment strategy.

That means they convert more visitors into qualified leads than the average investor site by far.

If you have to invest a lot of money, you have to think differently than the average investor.

A 2013 Merrill Lynch report found that of 11,500 Merrill clients and prospective clients surveyed, about 55 percent of women agreed or strongly agreed that, «I know less than the average investor about financial markets and investing in general.»

My net annualized return is 10.83 %, so right off the cuff you can see I'm already making more than the average investor at Lending Club is making — almost a full percentage point more.

MacMaster has a bigger weight on his shoulders than the average investor, though.

And it should be noted that the pension funds backing the LTVC have different imperatives than the average investor.

Confession As a former hedge fund manager, I am expected to know more than the average investor on the topic of how to choose a hedge...

I still maintain the average World Financial Group agent is probably worse than the average Investors Group agent or the nice lady who works at your bank.

This is not a bad thing because the index investor will still fair better than the average investor because of lower costs.

Most of the studies that I have done on investment in mutual funds of all sorts, including ETFs, show that buy - and - hold investors typically do better than the average investors in the mutual funds.

[Though I suspect my underlying allocation's still less than the average investor (who buys tech, and / or invests globally), and obviously a fraction of the insane home - bias allocation most US investors maintain.]