Historically, over long periods of time, money invested in riskier assets such as stocks has generally
rewarded investors with higher returns than funds invested in ultra safe and liquid assets.
Generally, higher - risk investments should produce better returns to
reward investors for assuming these higher risk levels.
Instead, they invest their money according to their goals and understand that, historically, the markets tend to
reward those investors who stick it out and stay the course.
By
continually rewarding investors, and retaining enough cash to finance their businesses, they also provide an attractive mix of safety, income and growth.
Granted, all three companies have been using their rising profits to
reward investors in the form of higher dividends.
Historically, over long periods of time, money invested in riskier assets such as stocks has
generally rewarded investors with higher returns than funds invested in ultra safe and liquid assets.
Typically, these payouts are used by cash - heavy companies who choose to
reward investors instead of investing funds back into operations.
This typically occurs when a company wants to increase the number of shares outstanding or
reward investors while maintaining liquidity.
The amount of of long
term reward investors can expect depends on the amount of risk they are willing to take.
By
continually rewarding investors, and at the same time retaining enough cash to finance their businesses, they provide an attractive mix of safety, income and growth.
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Rich global valuations, predominantly thin risk premiums, and uniformly rising global interest rates have
n't rewarded investors historically, on average.
An investment in OHI at its current valuation should
reward investors very well in future years with the demographic tail wind pushing profits higher.
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time reward our investors w / conversion to equity or a higher return in order to provide a further reward for their assistance / investment.
The index includes the biggest and most profitable companies in America, and many of those
companies reward investors with dividends.
The best growth stock mutual
funds rewarded investors with returns between 26 % and 46 % in 2017, handsomely beating the S&P 500's advance of 21.83 %.
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reward investors many times over.
Will investors continue to reward short - termism, or will they recognize the value of investing in innovation that
rewards investors over the long term?
In 2004, companies brought back some $ 362 billion from overseas but used it primarily to
reward investors through stock repurchases, dividends and mergers and acquisitions.
Interestingly, the total Dow Jones Industrial
Average rewarded investors with exactly the same return — 10.8 % for the last 20 years.
International mutual funds may not fit with a conservative person's investment portfolio, but looking outside their domestic market may
reward those investors seeking additional returns especially as global trade continues to expand and the world's economies grow.
The Diversified Portfolio feature of the ANZ Share Investment
Loan rewards investors who hold a range of securities by allowing borrowing against a more extensive Approved Securities List (ASL), including many small to mid-cap shares.
When Weak Balance Sheets Outperform the Strong The market has
richly rewarded investors in many companies with weak balance sheets — those that have relatively high debt loads.
Four out of five value investing strategies
actually rewarded investors with positive returns in the bear market that spanned two decades from 1990 to 2011, turning $ 1 into $ 4.77, $ 4.25, $ 17.17, and $ 10.91, implying profits of 377 percent, 325 percent, 1617 percent, and 991 percent respectively, while the stock market plunged 62.21 percent after reaching its peak in January 1990.
Since senior loans carry a floating - rate tethered to a market index, higher
rates reward investors with fatter yields.
While the outperformance will
reward investors who have remained in actively - managed funds, it may not be enough to stem the tide of dollars flowing into low - cost passive funds, said Todd Rosenbluth, director of mutual fund research at New York - based CFRA.