Sentences with phrase «than the investor who»

First, he believes that an investor in a low - cost S&P index fund who reinvests all dividends will do better — very likely substantially better — than an investor who buys a 17 - year government bond and reinvests all of his coupons in the same instrument.

In other words, you end up with a fee structure no different than the investor who owns the high fee mutual fund in their own discount brokerage account.

This will mean that Lei Jun, Xiaomi's founder, chairman and chief executive, will have the ultimate say over the company's operations, rather than investors who buy its shares, even if they end up owning more stock than he decides to hold on to.

Because of the dramatic increase in sports franchise values, Powell Jobs is almost certainly paying a higher price for shares in Monumental than investors who have held stakes dating back from four years to 18.

In other words, most investors in actively managed mutual funds with «professional money managers» (who regularly bought and sold stocks) had worse returns than investors who stuck with unmanaged index funds.

Obviously an extreme example, but the concept illustrates the point that just because you hold stocks for years and years and pay very low taxes doesn't mean that your after tax ROE will be any better than an investor who pays a lot of tax and achieves a much higher pretax return.

Yields have fallen since the crisis, and as I wrote about in a recent feature for Canadian MoneySaver, anyone who moved to to short bonds or cash did far worse than investors who simply held the whole bond market.

An investor who buys and holds a handful of stocks for 2 decades is much less «active» than an investor who invests solely in passive index funds - and yet one investor will go out of his way to call himself a «passive» investor over the other.

The S&P 500 has produced a long - term annual return of approximately 9 %, but investors who pay 1 % a year in fees to get that performance end up with much less money than investors who pay just 0.1 % in fees.

Sometimes you might get lucky for a short time — for example, in the early 2000s, buyers of Internet start - ups made far more profit than investors who stuck with well - established companies.

A decade and a half ago, buyers of Internet start - ups made far more profit than investors who stuck with well - established companies.

If you stick to broadly diversified stock and bond index funds, you can avoid the whole fund - picking racket, and fare much better than investors who are constantly seeking out hot funds.

By correctly predicting the short - term trends in Bitcoin, traders can make substantial profits; much more than investors who have a buy - and - hold strategy.

Not exact matches

That's the sort of potential that drew early, big - name investors, who helped urge Beshara and his co-founder, chief technology officer Khaled Hussein, toward the «fun» social rather than the «do - good» social.

Stocks remain the best place to invest in 2017 and beyond, as compelling valuations show the market has further room to run, according to Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management's Andy Chase, who oversees more than $ 20 billion in assets for investors.

A team of salespeople who are not only great at their jobs, but also believe in the company mission will speak louder to investors than any pitch can.

Many investors who manage more than $ 1 million in brokerage accounts are resigned to the fact that stocks will not end this quarter with gains.

Still, Demirors thinks the survey data underestimates the actual number of women who invest in Bitcoin; after all, the blockchain technology behind Bitcoin keeps users pseudonymous, meaning the names and genders of investors are hidden (other than to the operators of certain digital currency exchanges).

The same studies show that investors who spend more time than others on sell decisions get better returns.

Founders who were once in a race to get to a liquidity event such as a buyout or IPO now have viable options for continuing to add value beyond a Series B or C. Private investors also offer a more efficient transaction than going public and are more likely to offer lucrative valuations based on potential, vs. actual, performance.

«Right now, demand is mainly restricted to European investors, who try to limit their travel to less than two hours.

And, as she connected founders and investors, she saw that more often than not, it was the white male founders she helped that received the most opportunities: «It became clear really fast that there were certain people who were not getting meetings, even if they had a really great company.»

The company tells investors to focus instead on the percentage growth of people who use it daily, which has increased more than 10 percent in each of the last three quarters.

As coverage of European and American financial woes have the masses running from equities, he says, «long - term investors who are billionaires tell me they are having an easier time today than ever before in their lifetimes because nobody is a long - term investor anymore.»

The move is a novel way for the San Mateo, Calif., company to finance the enormous cost of installing panels on thousands of roofs — a typical residential system costs $ 25,000 — while appealing to retail investors who are on the hunt for better rates of return than they can find in savings accounts and government bonds.

United has been bolstered by CEO Oscar Munoz, who has cut costs by increasing the number of planes United leases rather than owns, but its debt - to - capital ratio, at 77 %, leaves some investors spooked.

An investor who panicked and only later re-entered the market would have found that his bank account at the end of the bet was a lot smaller than a hypothetical account in which he earned the index - fund returns for the whole period.»

This campaign «is a lot more intense than normal,» said one investor, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Finch is a former Goldman Sachs analyst who quit his job because he wanted to help neighborhood businesses rather than ridiculously wealthy investors.

He also had to answer to his more than 6,700 employees, to governments and regulatory bodies in markets all over to the world, and to the investors who have provided his company more than $ 8 billion in capital.

Investors who need more income from their portfolios have no option other than taking on more risk.

But for investors who study the forces that govern stock prices long term, the outlook was no more upbeat after the election than it was before — and it was far from terrific.

Investors, including Buffett, who bet on the once - beleaguered BofA have fared far better in recent years than those backing Wells.

It takes effort to see the bigger picture, but it's an effort well worth making, if only so we don't become like most investors (other than Buffett) who freak out and sell when the market is on the way down, or fear missing out and buy when the market is nearing its peak.

As an opposite example, someone who is a little more aggressive than the income investor described above (as is the case with me personally) will want their mix skewed a little the other way.

The company has been a fancy of activist investors such as Pershing Square's William Ackman, who sold the stake after spending 18 months trying to repair the company and suffering more than $ 3 billion in losses.

The government's reported divestiture demands came as a surprise to investors, who sent Time Warner shares down more than 6 percent on fears the deal might not go through.

But a growing portion of the money flowing into hedge funds is coming from pension funds, run by investors who are more interested in consistent returns than outsized ones.

To put that in context, it's more than the annual GDP for some small countries — more than The Bahamas for example — or as USA Today put it, «a big slice of the $ 90 billion in total market value created for all investors who own these shares»

Long delayed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Title III was the most controversial provision of the JOBS Act because it allowed non-accredited investors — generally defined as individuals with less than $ 1 million in assets who earn less than $ 200,000 per year — to invest in private companies as shareholders.

First, while most deals stipulate that participants be accredited investors, who by regulators» definition earn at least $ 200,000 per year, or $ 300,000 if they are married, the ideal participant will earn more than $ 500,000, according to Breen.

You're much better off with no investors at all than ones who don't fit.

«Investors who received no news performed better than those who received a constant stream of information, good or bad.»

You'll probably be dealing with very sophisticated, smart investors who have a lot more knowledge than you may think they have.

Last fall Quimby, who'd bought out Shavitz when he retired, struck a deal to sell 80 % of the company to AEA Investors, a private - equity firm, for more than $ 175 million.

This ensures liquidity for investors who place orders to buy or sell stock in volumes of fewer than 100 shares.

Other than one or two people, we didn't even talk to anyone who wasn't a Zenefits seed investor.

Judge Klein's decision to overlook the disparate treatment accorded pensioners and capital - market creditors disappointed municipal - bond investors, who had hoped for better treatment in the wake of his Oct. 1 decision that pensions deserved no more protection than other contractual obligations.

Although he's no longer privy to management discussions, as one of Twitter's first, biggest and most involved investors, Sacca probably knows more about the company than anyone who's not a current executive or board member.

In the past year, Smith also became co-director of eConventus Holdings (B.C.) Ltd., the latest venture of one Mohammed (Mo) Jiwani, who has left a trail of hapless investors across the country over more than a decade.