That means
taking money off the table as you approach retirement if and when you have already saved nearly 20 - 25 times the amount you need to spend.
What I also like was the quote about how to gradually move from 75 % equities to 25 % starting in mid career -
taking money off the table when there was a bull market and standing pat when there was a bear market.
While the resort operators» investors obviously have a lot more to think about than what might happen in Macau later on this year, those who've placed bets alongside Las Vegas Sands or Melco Resorts & Entertainment may want to think
about taking some money off the table.
He
recommends taking money off the table before retirement when» [In the middle of your career] you need to start bailing out of risky assets as you get closer to achieving that liability - matching portfolio — when you can «win the game» without taking so much risk.»
As gold prices near $ 2,000 (U.S.) an ounce, some bulls say it's time to
take money off the table after the bullion rally extended too far, too fast in recent weeks.
By late 1999, all these people knew with great certainty that stocks were overvalued, and yet they couldn't bring themselves to
take money off the table because of the ìinstitutional imperative, as Buffett calls it.
Adami thinks it's time to
take money off the table with the online retail giant.
Appearing on «Squawk Box» as investors look to next week's meeting of Federal Reserve policymakers, Tepper said it might be a good time to
take money off the table, adding that he has lots of cash right now.
«If
you take the money off the table, people will take the time they need to heal, recover, welcome a child, be with their loved ones.
The implication is that investors concerned with short - term volatility should be
taking money off the table, even though we still believe the long - term trend is up.
With the current bull run having exceeded the average length by over three years, it may be time to
take some money off the table.
If you adjust the value of your position as it goes up in price, you will feel tempted to
take money off the table.
When the stock market is good, you're supposed to
take some money off the table.
«Hence, the time is right to
take some money off the table and put it somewhere else.»
Instead, says Fox, they're clients with diversified portfolios, who «recognize the speculative and unregulated nature of [cryptocurrencies]» and «who've
taken money off the table and want to figure out what to do with it.»
Taking some money off the table of a large position still makes sense.
He was seeking a private equity investor that could help bankroll Accolade's growth plans and allow CHAMP to
take some money off the table.
Since most households never save that much, most households won't reach the «
take money off the table» trigger.
For example, if you owe $ 10,000 on your credit cards, owe $ 200,000 on your mortgage, and your home is currently worth $ 300,000, you can refinance your home for $ 210,000 to
take some money off the table.
Take money off the table.
As my cost basis is around $ 1.60 per share on the shares I had remaining I felt it was prudent to
take money off the table and wait for an investment with a more limited downside.
When a security gets more than 20 % away from its target weight, I buy (after review) to bring it back to target weight, or sell to bring it back to target weight (
take some money off the table).
We like to have the ability to
take money off the table, even when we don't have the need.
They may advise clients to «
take some money off the table», setting up a false analogy between investing and gambling.
That said, some pension plans are
taking money off the table in stocks in the present environment.
Some companies have gone as far as
taking money off the table — thus making salary a non-issue — by paying employees what they want to be paid and putting in place benefits and rewards that drive engagement.
If it weren't for high leverage which is being paid down by tenants and some forced appreciation which enabled me to
take money off the table, I'd be hard - pressed to articulate why even bother owning property...
Some prominent real estate investors are reducing their holdings and
taking money off the table.