Sentences with phrase «understood by most investors»

Brian, Bonds are a topic that is little understood by most investors, so thanks for this article.

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Some of these commenters and petitioners also asserted that individual retirement investors — those most impacted by the Fiduciary Rule and PTEs — have not themselves focused on how investment products, related services, and costs may change and need more time to understand, process, and make decisions regarding their accounts and services.

That's why, ultimately, I can't really blame Jana Partners for pushing for a break - up... Qualcomm's licenses by themselves would be a money gusher, at least for a few years, and while I think most investors are more long - term oriented than people think, I can absolutely understand the temptation — and associated price premium — associated with money in hand now.

By the way the fact that most investors do not understand option theory is irrelevant.

By LEWIS JOHNSON — Co-Chief Investment Officer December 16, 2015 One of the most important achievements of highly successful investors is to identify and understand — early on — a trend that becomes a dominant investment theme.

What I'm trying to get at is not only is active management difficult but what I think most investors further do not understand is that by selecting many active managers, who each individually have a low likelihood of outperforming, that they only compound their problem.

In a way, this paper aims to provide a theoretical basis for something that even if it was not formally explained, it was at least implicitly understood by most sophisticated investors.

Currency and commodity trading or speculating has a poor public image and conjures up images of investors losing all or most of their capital through ill - advised, highly leveraged trades that they perhaps did not understand and were talked into by unscrupulous market operators.

The MOI interview with MITIMCO team consists of many nuggets of wisdom like» The most common mistake we see is when an investor makes small compromises in the early days of the partnership in ways that limit future success» and «We've observed that almost all the very successful and established firms we work with turn away large amounts of capital — they even did so when they were small, by the way — because they understand the need to apply the same high bar to their choice of partners as they do their choice of investments».

The thing is that most investors don't understand that the magical yield is generated by writing options which is far from being a successful strategy all the time (remember the 18 months with NO dividend FTN had?).

I understand the confusion, as most investors give their advisor cash before a bull market, and love them afterwards (even if the advisor lagged the index by 3 %).

He explains that most investors don't really understand the process of an active manager, so they «chase returns by gravitating toward anything that has performed well.

Synopsis: Surprisingly simple and easy to understand strategies used for over six decades by the world's most successful investor.

It is easy to understand those investors» frustration when the wealth generated by the Russell 1000 Value Index (and most value managers) was fully 24 % less than the broad market Russell 1000 Index over the last three years of the tech bubble.

Most traders, investors, and users of bitcoin understand by now that it is virtually impossible to predict the price of bitcoin in both the short and long - term specifically on the dot.