Sentences with phrase «wall street does»

It's a potentially risky move and Wall Street doesn't seem too pleased by the new strategy.

However, the article goes on to note that optimism on Wall Street doesn't always translate to growth on Main Street.

«Wall Street doesn't like debt - to - capitalization ratios over a certain level, and their benchmark appears to be around 60 %.

«That is why Wall Street doesn't want direct listings to be common.

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It's called Wall Street Doesn't Benefit from the Promotion of Buy - and - Hold.

They were grateful to me, and Wall Street does have its own brand of loyalty.

Though Wall Street doesn't like GE, the company is changing its business mix.

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There may be a question, though: if Wall Street does not exist to enrich the buyers of securities, then why do they employ analysts who try to point out value to potential buyers?

Wall Street does not exist to make the buyers of the securities rich, rather, Wall Street exists to help companies get financing; the large profits of Wall Street come from the creation of stocks, bonds, and other securities to institutions and individuals.

Knowing your team won't make the deadline, you decide to change your 401k investments out of company stock and into the stable value fund so that your portfolio won't suffer if Wall Street doesn't like the news.

«When Wall Street does well, the city and state benefit from higher tax revenues,» DiNapoli said in a statement.

Just because there are thieves galore on Wall Street it doesn't mean if you work on Wall Street you're a thief.

Wall Street Doesn't Work for New York, Let's Create a Bank that Will, Matthew Rigney & Evan Casper - Futterman (opinion)

«When Wall Street does well, state and city tax collections benefit,» DiNapoli said.

The Republicans still think Wall Street does not need any more stricker regulations.

You cause collateral damage all over, but that's what Wall Street does.

You can invest $ 15,000 or $ 20,000 at a time as a down payment on a single family home — such a small deal sophisticated Wall Street doesn't even bother (if fact, Warren Buffett once

You can invest $ 15,000 or $ 20,000 at a time as a down payment on a single family home — such a small deal sophisticated Wall Street doesn't even bother (if fact, Warren Buffett once said he would buy a couple hundred thousand single - family homes if it were practical).

That's because the Fed doesn't set mortgage rates; Wall Street does.

That could be the reason Wall Street doesn't seem too concerned about the possibility that the Senate will fail to pass a tax reform bill this week.

But frankly, there is also just plain crony capitalism that is not that different in character and it's what Wall Street does every day.

They can threaten the SEC with budget cuts if it writes a rule that Wall Street doesn't like.

«Wall Street does not look kindly on fast growers that run out of stamina and turn into slow growers, and when that happens, the stocks are beaten down accordingly» Peter Lynch

Wall Street doesn't seem to be properly accounting for the reinstatement of a lucrative dividend or meaningful opportunities for growth in the year and years ahead.

If the NRA doesn't own your elected voice, Wall Street does; or Big Oil does; or Big Pharma does.

«That is why Wall Street doesn't want direct listings to be common.

Wall Street doesn't cover the small - cap stock space as heavily as it does larger - cap stocks.

But for astute investors who are able to recognize opportunities where Wall Street doesn't, the financial reward can be staggering.

«When Wall Street does well, the city and state benefit from higher tax revenues,» Thomas DiNapoli, the state comptroller, said in a statement.

The financial news site 24/7 Wall Street does rough calculations of its own to determine the losses in real value to Berkshire's holdings, and the results aren't pretty.

This madcap version of Wall Street doesn't demand a morality tale from Oliver Stone.

Indeed, Wall Street doesn't seem to be worried: Dick's shares are up 2 %.

When that happens, Silicon Valley could become a dirty word in much the same fashion Wall Street did after the 2008 financial crisis.

But Wall Street didn't love the idea and the stock fell.

We may not be quite there with tech yet, but as stock valuations climb higher and higher, tech will be feeling the same pressures that Wall Street did a decade ago.

This is a lesson that the perpetual bulls on Wall Street don't understand - even though valuations did not matter much in recent years, they have the potential to matter with a vengeance now.

Wall Street didn't seem too concerned Friday though.

And what does Wall Street do?

While this system has broken down, it has decayed not simply because the animal spirits of Wall Street did not temper their zeal with a respect for greater community, but because American citizens embraced the pact that was offered them: an endless supply of baubles from citizens in chains so long as they refused to speak out in the pulpit against the notion that greed is good, that profit maximization is the chief end of man.

«We're going to continue to make investments in education and health care and I'm almost confident that Wall Street doing as well as it is,» he said, «we're going to see enhanced revenues in the state of New York.»

What planet between 5th Avenue and Wall Street do these idiots spawn from?

«We're going to continue to make investments in education and in health care,» he said, «and I'm almost confident that with Wall Street doing as well as it is, we will see enhanced revenues coming into the state of New York.»

But his next major role in Wolf of Wall Street didn't just fall into his lap.

Just some short observations right now (expect much more discussion about these in an upcoming podcast): American Hustle and The Wolf Of Wall Street did excellent here, especially the former, which grabbed nominations in all four acting categories.

Wall Street didn't do a lot for me, but I liked it for the most part, and the presence of the excellent audio commentary and documentary make this a DVD worth watching.

If you were a public school and Wall Street didn't like you that might not seem like such a big deal.

For all the mania's and fads that come and go in the markets, from the mid 1930s onward, Wall Street did a decent job of keeping its insanities form effecting the economy too much.

The stock has been slaughtered as Wall Street did not care for the earnings miss in the first quarter coupled with higher inventories.