Sentences with phrase «vast majority of stocks»

«For the vast majority of stocks, though, it's quite the opposite.

Now, as the Oracle of Omaha prepares to kick off this year's Berkshire shareholder convention on Saturday, the opposite is true: The vast majority of the stocks Warren Buffett owns have made money over the past year, helping his portfolio gain some $ 16 billion dollars in value.

The vast majority of stock trading is now completed electronically.

Fama and French took this a step further, finding that the vast majority of a stocks returns can be explained not just by beta, but...

Over the past few weeks, a vast majority of stocks and ETFs have been selling off alongside of the broad market.

Given the extreme valuations observed in 2000, before the S&P 500 lost half of its value and the Nasdaq 100 lost 83 % of its value, it may seem preposterous to think that current valuations are beyond that level for the vast majority of stocks.

Profiting from swing trading in a raging bull market may not be that difficult because a vast majority of stocks and ETFs will trend higher, alongside of the broad market.

The reality is that profiting from ETF and stock trading in a raging bull market is not that difficult because a vast majority of stocks will trend higher, but what separates amateurs from the professionals is the ability to hold on to those profits when the stock market inevitably changes direction, which usually occurs quite swiftly.

«But essentially Universal Credit as a benefit will be the benefit by 2016 and the remains of the vast, vast majority of the stock will be in place pretty much by the end of 2017.»

Instead, by simply matching the market, you can consistently beat the vast majority of stock - picking investors.

Yes, the vast majority of stocks in my portfolio are closed - end funds or exchange - traded funds.

He's well aware that as the market goes, so go the valuations of the vast majority of stocks that make up the market, including his own, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK - A).

As every year, the vast majority of stock - picking mutual - fund managers failed to keep pace with portfolios designed simply to track the broad markets.

Every stock (and management) can pitch their special growth story, but the sad reality for the vast majority of stocks is they need a good / healthy economy to rack up any kind of decent growth.

But in reality, the vast majority of stocks are fairly unobjectionable — they're just not cheap or interesting enough for me to buy.

But don't forget the vast majority of stocks actually have relatively low dividend yields on average, so in a more normal environment investors are therefore much more focused on each stock's growth or value status / prospects.

Even though the vast majority of stock pickers don't beat the market, every stock picker, by definition, thinks he or she can.

The vast majority of those stocks are located in the financial and energy sectors.

Nor does fundamental analysis — it only takes a bare minimum of intelligence, or analytical skill, to understand that the vast majority of these stocks will ultimately become worthless, or slide into the world of the living dead.

Why all the pessimism when the vast majority of stock prices are heading higher?

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