Sentences with phrase «then buying it back»

Vallée's advice: sell the Canadian dollar now while it's hot, and then buy it back at a cheaper price before it goes even higher.

No. 2 Take advantage of the volatile market and sell stocks when it opens big and then buy them back when it gets hammered.

«If what we as a nation are going to focus on is pulling stuff out of the ground, selling it to the world and then buying back the finished goods, I can tell you from a prosperity perspective which way we're going, and it's not up,» says John Ruffolo, head of the venture capital arm of OMERS.

In last year's choppy market, their shares were repeatedly called away and then bought back at a higher market price, thus hurting capital gains.

That is, if the market price of the stock is higher than the strike price, then the ETF will be obliged to sell the stock for the agreed strike price and then buy it back at the higher market price.

SHORT — When we go short it means we are selling the market and so we want the market to fall so that we can then buy back our position at a lower price than we sold it for.

Use money to lowering the oil price then buy back slowly slowly and finally all are belong to them.

U.S. corporations have been issuing debt to then buy back their stock, resulting in the weakest corporate balance sheets in many years (this is Ponzi finance);

The long put strategy represents an alternative to simply selling a stock short, then buying it back at a profit if the stock falls in price.

But companies rarely have a flexible approach to capital allocation like this (they usually have a set dividend that they pay out each year, often steadily raising it by a few pennies each year, and then they buy back shares without much mention of value).

It then bought back 56 million shares for $ 1.1 billion, to partially offset the dilution.

She defined panic selling, for the sake of the comparison, as an investor selling after a 2 % down day in the stock market and then buying back 20 days later, provided that the market is flat or up at the end of that period.

Then he buys him back for # 25m later cause he's matured as a player but mourinho couldn't see that.

Imagine the s ** te on here if he sold him and then bought him back for 10x the cost (Matic) or released him on a free only for him to turn up in a CL final playing for the Italian champions a few years later (Pogba).

This reverse line movement is an indicator that sharp bettors have essentially «sold on good news» by allowing the sports media to pump up the perception of Wichita State among fans and recreational bettors, then buying back the inflated point - spread value with Dayton.

You can still handicap and bet on individual games, and can even over play those games if you feel they are going to move, then buy back a portion later, still keeping your wager for a regular unit, but your middling should be a separate profit center from your regular betting.

Small Axe then bought back the peppers for a premium price at harvest time in the fall.

Let your children go trick - or - treating and then buy back their candy with real money.

Harry Metcalfe - «I actually bought, sold and then bought back the same 2007 GranTurismo, all in the space of a couple of years.

The difference is, trad publishing houses will print books, sell them to bookstores, then buy them back and pulp them if they don't sell (something you probably can't afford to do yourself).

You'll want to be careful to avoid a superficial loss, which occurs when someone sells a stock and then buys it back within 30 days.

Q: I sell my ETFs if they fall below a certain threshold, then buy them back if they go up again.

You sell it at a loss but then buy it back within the wash sale period.

You also need to be aware of the «superficial loss» rule, which is designed to prevent investors from selling a stock to claim a loss, and then buying it back right away.

SHORT — When we go short it means we are selling the market and so we want the market to fall so that we can then buy back our position at a lower price than we sold it for.

But often a timing system can tell you to sell a fund at a certain price and then buy it back at a higher price.

You can sell the stock, wait 30 days, and then buy it back inside your TFSA account, but check the superficial loss rules first.

Because they tended to panic and sell when prices dropped, and then bought back in as prices rose — just the opposite of the «buy low, sell high» advice we've all heard.

Well, I can sell the stock at a loss and then buy it back again, but I can't take the loss off my taxes.

The premise behind this strategy is that you anticipate a decrease in the price of a stock and want to profit by selling the stock short and then buying it back at a later date, at a lower price.

Short selling makes it possible to sell what one does not own, by borrowing the asset or instrument in question, selling it, and then buying it back (hopefully at a cheaper price) to replace the borrowed asset.

That's especially true compared to actively managed funds, whose managers might not think twice before buying, selling and then buying back the same investment — all in the same year.

The long put strategy represents an alternative to simply selling a stock short, then buying it back at a profit if the stock falls in price.

Then he added, parenthetically, «I owned it, then I sold it, then I bought it back.»

In the past the dividend yields on stocks were typically higher than bonds, so a working strategy was to sell stocks whenever yields dropped below bonds and then buy them back again when yields were higher than bonds.

However, as papy02 says above (and I think I said elsewhere), the prospect of the board selling shares @ 32p & then buying them back (possibly, shortly thereafter) at far higher prices seems a mite embarrassing... It certainly seems to suggest at least one of those decisions might be less than smart — and I certainly don't think it would be the decision to buy back shares at an attractive discount..!

The goal is to sell the securities at a higher price, and then buy them back at a lower price.

If you're like me, you might also be wondering if now might be a good time to get out of stocks (perhaps park your money in a money market account) and then buy back in after the market has gone back down.

The investor could sell ten 100 - share ABC futures contracts and then buy back those contracts in September when he sells the stock.

If you believe the stock will drop in price, you can reverse the order, selling shares, waiting for the price drop, then buying them back.

Short selling a security involves selling a security you do not own and then buying it back at a lower price to profit from the value decline.

However, if you sell a stock to realize a loss and then buy it back within 30 days, the CRA considers this a «superficial loss,» and you can not claim it.

The superficial loss rule applies even if you sell the stock in a non-registered account and then buy it back within 30 days in your TFSA or your RRSP, or even an account owned by your spouse, or by a corporation you control.

If you decide to sell a stock that has appreciated in value and then buy it back immediately, the CRA is quite happy for you to pay the taxes now rather than deferring them.

But be mindful of the superficial loss rule, which prevents investors from selling a stock to claim a loss and then buying it back in right back.

Sure, if you could buy when the market is at its lowest, and sell when it's at its peak, then buy it all back when it's down again, etc, you could make a fortune.

The IRS doesn't allow you to simply sell an investment one day to claim the loss and then buy it back the next day.

These false signals often resulted in the trader selling and then buying back at a higher price.

It's tempting to think you can sell the stock and claim the loss, then buy it back right away.

Sell your Apple stock now (and then buy it back straight away).