But if the change is permanent, then it is presumably rational to shift factors to those activities
which generate higher returns — especially if the resource has a very long life.
Should active managers shift away from well - diversified portfolios and concentrate only on «high conviction» holdings in hope
of generating higher returns?
Higher rates tend to be reserved for larger deposits, but large amounts of money may
generate higher returns if invested elsewhere.
With operating cash flow down by more than half over the past few years, management has a lot of work to do if its focus is
truly generating higher returns.
«Savings plans also have the opportunity to
generate higher returns so you will ultimately need to save less to pay for college,» he says, compared to prepaid plans.
Under this investment strategy, your money is invested to debt oriented fund and equity oriented fund systematically, so you can
generate higher returns under the policy.
From this a marketing strategy can be developed and implemented that communicates the right message to the right audience and
generates a high return on investment.
It believes it can
generate higher returns with less volatility by holding 15 - year mortgage - backed securities, which are less sensitive to interest rates than 30 - year mortgages.
Should active managers shift away from well - diversified portfolios and concentrate only on «high conviction» holdings in hope
of generating higher returns?
Today, Sagicor continues on its mission, «To be a life insurance organization that
consistently generates high returns to its shareholders, exceptional opportunities for its employees, and respect and trust from its various publics.»
Whether you're looking for great value stocks,
businesses generating high returns on equity or stocks with a strong competitive advantage, finding the best stocks for your portfolio is easy with Skaffold.
A mix of stocks and FIAs modeled under interest rate scenarios of up to 3 percent increase over a three - year period,
generate higher returns compared with the more traditional 60/40 stock and bond portfolio.
Daniel and Moskowitz (2013) and Barroso and Santa - Clara (2014) show that extreme volatility tends to be predictive of subsequent momentum crashes and Granger et al. (2014) show how optionality imbedded in a rebalancing strategy is a timing mechanism that can
help generate a higher return and a higher Sharpe ratio, albeit at a cost of altering higher moments.
When
stocks generate higher returns than bonds, stocks will become a larger percentage of your holdings; when the opposite occurs, and bonds do better than stocks, your portfolio's weighting will shift more toward bonds.
Equities are typically considered to be the riskier of the two asset types (with the exception junk bonds and other lowly rate bonds) and have
traditionally generated higher returns than fixed income assets.
Splitters point to academic research that shows that a portfolio of multiple uncorrelated asset classes has
usually generated higher returns for a given level of risk, or similar returns with lower risk (i.e., higher risk - adjusted returns), and sometimes even higher returns with lower risk.
Researchers in a 2006 Yale School of Management study determined that funds with a higher Active Share will tend to be more consistent in
generating high returns against the benchmark indexes.
Contributions to those accounts (401K, IRA and RRSP) not only allow you to deduct from your taxable income and
generate higher returns during tax season but also the funds sitting in those vehicles will compound extremely faster than normal investing accounts as the dividends and capital gains are sheltered from taxes.
Similar to the argument we made for implementing a value strategy with small - cap stocks, the risk associated with a momentum strategy would also be amplified when implemented with small caps and would
generate a higher return premium.
A joint sort on E / P and B / P discovers this incremental return and
therefore generates higher returns than a sort on E / P alone, attributable to additional risk (see the chart below).
It seems unlikely that ZINC would be able to
generate high returns ex-ante in a commodity industry, especially when the commodity price isn't at the top of its cycle.