Sentences with phrase «value outperformance from»

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After reviewing the revised peer group director compensation data in June 2009, the committee 1) set pay for the new non-executive Chairman of the Board, 2) increased the value of the annual equity award from $ 145,000 to $ 175,000, since the previous level of compensation was deemed below the market median, and 3) changed the equity grant vehicle from 100 % restricted stock units (RSUs) to 50 % RSUs and 50 % outperformance stock units (OSUs) in order to more closely align with the equity package that Intel executives receive.

The 2014 Best of the Hot List includes articles about lessons investors can learn from the market's ups and downs, value investing's long term market outperformance, the importance of having a plan when investing, and how to mentally prepare for the next market decline.

Value stocks during the same period were obviously severely hurt by the crisis but weathered the storm considerably better than the Nifty - Fifty growth stocks; helping to explain the value factors outperformance from 1963 - Value stocks during the same period were obviously severely hurt by the crisis but weathered the storm considerably better than the Nifty - Fifty growth stocks; helping to explain the value factors outperformance from 1963 - value factors outperformance from 1963 - 1981.

Given the magnitude of the outperformance, it's not entirely surprising that we've started to witness a bit of catch - up from value and quality.

From a behavioral finance perspective, the outperformance of the value factor may have to do with a common decision - making mistake: people's tendency to look at recent data trends and believe those trends will continue.

Portfolio Strategies An Investor's Guide to Smart Beta Strategies Smart beta strategies differ from traditional market - capitalization - weighted indexes by taking advantage of value and small - company outperformance.

By employing a concentrated portfolio strategy, investors can reap value from a focused approach where investing leads to driving outperformance based on the measure of risk taken.

In the never - ending debate over whether certain sources of outperformance — such as value and momentum — arise from risk or mispricing, for our purposes, it actually doesn't matter!

Instead, they chase trends, allocating away from value funds after a period of underperformance and towards them after a period of outperformance.

However, I do believe that in this case, the past is likely to be a prologue to the future, and the reason is that the outperformance of value stocks makes sense from both an economic and behavioral perspective.

But what the value managers did not appreciate was that a lot of the outperformance of financials stemmed from the willingness of the Fed to engage in a reckless monetary policy that never allowed recessions to clear away the bad debt, and thus the debt / GDP ratio kept on building.