Sentences with phrase «time fund probably»

Everyone who raises a first - time fund probably says it's really hard, but it's got to be easier if it's three people at Sequoia starting their own fund.

Not exact matches

If you're a first - time entrepreneur with a business idea, you probably need to do a lot of research and planning before you're able to persuade anyone — banks, angels, friends or family members — to give you funding.

Despite his business qualifications, Kozlowski will probably have a hard time finding work that will fund a fancy lifestyle post-prison.

By the time you've reached your 30s, you've probably heard dozens of financial acronyms and terms thrown around — from APRs to IRAs, expense ratios to exchange - traded funds.

Since she has left the academic world and is not now contributing to a 403 (b), he says, she could probably make the move without having to pay «surrender charges» — penalties for terminating a policy or withdrawing funds from the accrued value before a set time.

The times seem to be bringing a lot of great ideas to the surface, but the existing financial apparatus would probably find funding these ideas, especially in the current economic climate, too risky.

While I generally consider this advice to be wise, especially for inexperienced investors who should probably opt for something like an index fund, working with a qualified advisor or, if they are wealthy enough, an asset management group, the problem comes from the fact that if you find a truly outstanding business — one that you have conviction will continue to compound for decades at rates many times that of the general market, even a high price can be a bargain.

Based on reading your site it looks like your were making six figures every year, at which point you probably maxed out 401 K plans, and then had an amount equivalent to 2 — 3 times the 401K contribution left over to fund investments in a taxable brokerage account.

If you're psyched for a time when the world runs on techno, you'll probably favor computer - driven index funds.

Most actively managed mutual funds fail to beat the market over a long period of time, so it's probably best to go with ETFs for your IRA.

If you aren't comfortable with the funds in your own account, it's probably time to understand what you're invested in and whether you want to keep your existing funds or adjust.

The number of entrepreneurs looking for startup funding is probably 20 to 50 times greater than the number looking for a $ 5 or 10 million VC round.

If you are bootstrapping, or starting a small business on a limited budget, you have probably spent some time trying to figure out where you can cut business costs and do more on your own in order to stretch the funds you have available.

It's probably a good time now or in the near future to buy energy stocks or funds that invest in them.

In fact, he's probably right when he says that many investors won't put in the effort to identify attractive funds, and of those that do, many won't have the courage to stick with them when they encounter inevitable difficult times.

cavani probably wont happen not wenger type of striker (wont play on the wings, non flexible non starter for wenger) like unless some one else said on here if it was on our terms and price (or if the big russian was willing to make a one off donation to cover all expenses then maybe also while we use the rest of funds to get players we need) then and only then it would happen maybe the growing consensus is a d / m who covers at c / h (it would have been mbia for free if we got cavani how scary is that) and maybe one more marquee signing for a reasonable price i would bet my house on it (if i had one of course lol) if we were to offer bvb # 45 million for reus this week or at the start of next and offered him # 130,000 in wages he would be ours injury or not at 25 years old worth the risk every time.

Frank Field is one of these people who lots of people say is great until he is actually given any power, he manages both to agitate Labour MPs favourable towards welfare by coming out with solutions to time limit benefits and add workfare requirements, equally he is constantly saying that JSA rates are far too low as well as demanding pensions at high rates for all, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown both came to the conclusion that his proposals on the State Pension would have been hugely expensive - his pension plans could not all be funded by savings on the unemployed and would probably lead to a huge swelling in the welfare budget.

«They just decided to table that until next time,» said Gus Silva - Chávez, a negotiator with the Environmental Defense Fund in Washingon, D.C. Same, probably, with the worry by some scientists that funds for REDD might incentivize the cutting down of forests to turn them into timber plantations.

His position at Janelia Farm comes with research funds and no teaching commitments, so research «is probably more like two - thirds of my time, which makes a big difference in how much I get done», he says.

The funding scheme leaves no time for failure, so Machesky often starts Ph.D. students on several experiments, saying, «Some are safe, so that even if the results are negative, we can probably publish them.»

Industry funded trials have under reported deaths, he adds, estimating that there have probably been 15 times more suicides among people taking antidepressants than reported by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

While Stamford Mayor Dan Malloy was one of the original plaintiffs in the case, upon being sworn in as Governor Dannel Malloy, the self - described education proponent completely reversed his position and has spent that last five years wasting precious time and taxpayer funds in his concerted effort o delay, derail and destroy what is probably the most important Connecticut legal case in our lifetimes.

Among education news outlets, the LA Times probably gets the most heat for taking foundation funding.

LA Times: For coverage of the LA School board race that focused too much on the outside funding and its sources and failed to report on school - level controversies and campaign dynamics that mattered to parents and probably determined the surprise outcome of the race.

Lol... rob a bank Out of those, I would stick to the emergency fund, stash whatever I can during the good times, alternatively... being that nagging relative wouldn't be that bad, the loan will probably be interest free!

If you are holding a closed - end fund or Exchange - Traded Fund (ETF) that trade on the exchanges during market hours, then you can buy and sell them any time, although you will probably still have to wait for three business days (T +3) to get a check if you wish to actually withdraw the sale procefund or Exchange - Traded Fund (ETF) that trade on the exchanges during market hours, then you can buy and sell them any time, although you will probably still have to wait for three business days (T +3) to get a check if you wish to actually withdraw the sale proceFund (ETF) that trade on the exchanges during market hours, then you can buy and sell them any time, although you will probably still have to wait for three business days (T +3) to get a check if you wish to actually withdraw the sale proceeds.

The index fund over that period of time would probably compound at 8 % a year as it had historically with minimal transaction costs and minimal tax consequences.

Stock / equity funds — As you probably guessed, stock funds have basically the same risks and rewards as individual stocks — high volatility, risk of losing money, easy to buy and sell, good investment to beat inflation, and historically among the best returns, on average over time.

For most of his career, this long - time fund manager has been buying companies that you probably wouldn't want to touch.

With credit spreads wide, and disarray among the nerds, it is probably time to favor high yield investing and nerds in hedge funds.

While these modest contributions will add up over time, you probably won't be able to fund an entire college education this way.

This is probably as good a time as any to give a quick rundown of the differences between open - end mutual funds and ETFs.

Companies that have only been around a few months or a couple of years probably haven't done very many settlements because their customers haven't had enough time to save up settlement funds.

After all, Idzorek says, «it's probably only a matter of time before someone creates an unpopularity index fund.»

Index funds offer you probably the ideal hedge against varying performance across sectors and across fund managers over longer - periods of time.

Those of you who are long - time followers of ifa.com are probably aware of the attention we have given to the very large problem of mismanagement of public pension plan funds.

For example, assets earmarked for use in the near future should probably be invested in funds suitable for a short time frame, while retirement assets should generally be invested in funds suitable for long - term investment.

This has been a fertile, relatively non-competitive investment field for the Fund where returns have probably averaged well over 20 % per year compounded including situations (e.g. Mission Insurance Group) where the workout has proved to be difficult and time consuming.

After checking out the cost ratio of the mutual funds in the program and then realizing that by using the goal - directed investment model provided, I was probably spending even more than the 1.6 - 2 % cost ratio of the individual funds, decided it was time to take more control of my investment direction and stop being lazy.

If you have a car or house fund then that will probably have its own time line and should be separate.

You spend a lot of time and effort and even then you probably won't outperform a passive portfolio composed of various index funds.

My best answer is stick with index funds forever for the convenience unless you are a super keen investor in which case you will probably figure out the proper time to switch yourself.

This is a closed ended fund, but then again, editors of Financial Web sites probably have a hard time figuring out the difference!

As you probably know if you have been following this blog for any amount of time I have been trying to find enough funding to open up my own investment firm and I have also been sending out my information and stock analysis articles to a bunch of value investing firms to try and land a job at one of these firms in the meantime while I try to raise capital to open up my own firm.

It would be wonderful if everybody was a trained analyst, but the reality is most people don't have the time / inclination for that — a selection of investment funds is probably the best long - term solution and risk / reward approach for them, and will hopefully steer them away from complete investment disasters.

At least your index fund won't get so easily gamed, and given the small cap effect over time, you'll probably do better than the S&P 500, even excluding the effects of gaming.

This means a 30 - year - old worker probably will need to make a fund decision six times before retirement and three more times after retirement.

Over time, interest in ETFs will probably fade just like index mutual funds and closed - end funds did.

Unless you win the lottery, you'll probably have to build your fund over time, like most people do.

If they were down, or crashing, during this time frame, then the mutual fund would probably have outperformed the ETF by a huge margin (instead of just barely - which was driven mostly by minor differences in fees and expenses).